Savage Love On His Wheelchair

Cecilia's face changed instantly. She knew that Rosemary was The Young Mrs. Grant, but everyone knew that The Young Mr.

Grant was still sleeping in a hospital bed and she was just a figurehead. She had no idea that she had backers in the entertainment industry.

Cecilia immediately smiled to ingratiate herself with the director, “This is my fault. I'm going to have my assistant remove the contents right now!” After all, she had been in the entertainment industry for so many years and she knew what was important.

After hearing that Cecilia Hill was willing to move out, the director paused and said, “Now come with me to apologize to Miss Harris so that we can all get along.” Cecilia Hill had a streak of reluctance in her eye but she deftly hid it.

“No problem. Let's go there now.” Cecilia Hill said cheerfully. People who didn’t know her well might think she was a very reasonable person.

Rosemary just found a single tent and was ready to get rest there when she heard the director call her.

Cecilia Hill smiled as she walked up to Rosemary, “Miss Harris, | didn’t understand what was going on. It's my assistant’s fault.

I've already moved everything out, so you might as well stay in yours.” “It's okay. Just make yourself comfortable. It doesn’t matter where | live.” Rosemary said with a smile.

“Miss Harris,” said the director, “that's where you belong. You'd better go back.” Jay, who was standing next to him, received the director's eye and took Rosemary's travelling bag, saying, “Miss Harris, I'll help you move your stuff in first.” Then he left.

Seeing the bag was taken away by Jay, Rosemary had no choice but to smile helplessly.

The director saw Rosemary did not say anything more, so he smiled and said, “Well, have a good rest, and | will let Jay call you tomorrow.” Rosemary answered, and the director and Cecilia Hill left together.

Tina arrived at the Central Hospital in Cornshire. As soon as she got out of the car, she ran frantically to the hospital operating room and saw her mother standing at the door.

“Mom!” Tina threw herself on her mother, tears streaming down her cheeks.

Her mother broke down in tears and said, “You are back at last, Tina!” Tina let go of her and asked, “How's dad?” Tina saw that the lights in the operating room were still on. She was more and more afraid.

“He's been in for almost five hours, and the doctor hasn't come out yet.” Said her mother, wiping her eyes gently.

“Mom, how did Dad get in an accident? Did they catch the guy who hit dad?” Tina helped her mother to sit down in a nearby chair.

Her mother shook her head. “By the time | got there, the troublemaker was gone.” Tina hugged her mother tightly. “Daddy will be fine.” Aloud sound of footsteps broke Tina's pain. Tina saw a middle-aged man coming this way with four or five doctors.

“Excuse me, are you Miss Tina Baker?” Asked the middle-aged man.

Tina looked at the people in front of her and nodded.

The middle-aged man smiled and introduced himself to Tina, “I'm the director of this hospital. These are the top surgeons in Cornshire.” These doctors nodded to Tina and went into the operating room.

Tina watched the doctor walk in, feeling a little strange. Ordinary people couldn't afford these doctors. Was it Rosemary? That was impossible! Rosemary might be from a rich family, but she couldn't afford these doctors here! “Hello, may | ask who invited these doctors?” The director of the hospital smiled and said, “Miss Baker, you must know that better than me. | have something else to do, so | have to go now.” “Thank you.” When her mother saw the director come to ask her about her husband's illness, she was very grateful and thanked him with tears in her eyes.

“Tina, did you meet some big boss out there?” Her mother asked, looking at Tina.

Tina had already guessed her mother would ask her. After all, they were just ordinary people. If they didn’t know someone with a lot of money, they wouldn't have been able to hire those doctors.

“Mom, | don’t really know yet. Can | explain it to you when | figure it out?” Tina comforted her mother.

After a while, Tina's cell phone rang.

Tina took her cell phone out of her bag, looked at the strange number and pressed the answer button.

“Where are you?” Vincent Meyer's voice came over the phone.

Tina almost threw her phone away when she heard that sound. Forcing herself not to be afraid, she said slowly, “In the hospital!” “Wait for me!” Before Tina knew it, Vincent Meyer had hung up.

The lights above the operating room went out and doctors began to emerge.

Tina stuffed her cell phone into her bag and asked, “Doctor, how's my dad?” The doctors looked at each other without speaking.

The nurse pushed her father out. Tina jumped on him. “Dad, are you all right?” Her father lay quietly in the hospital bed, covered in bandages. There was nothing good about him, which made Tina ache.

“Dad, it's Tina. Can you hear me?” Tina held the hospital bed and cried like rain.

Seeing her husband like this, Tina's mother shook her body and fell to the ground.

Tina heard a bang behind her and turned her head to see her mother faint on the ground.

“Mom!” “Doctor... Come help my mother please!” Tina hugged her mother and shouted, “Mom, don't scare me, wake up!” “Somebody, get this patient to the bed, now!” A male doctor ordered hastily.

Several nurses rushed forward and wheeled Tina's mother into the examination room.

Tina fell to the ground with a fear she had never felt before.

A pair of slender arms gently and strongly lifted Tina, then gently wrapped her in his arms.

Tina just wanted to have a shoulder to lean on so that she could deal with her emotions now. Because she couldn't fall down.

Thinking back to the days when her parents were with her, Tina's nose was sour and her shoulders trembled slightly. She clutched Vincent's clothes with both hands.

After a long time, the doctor came out of the room. He wanted to discuss her mother’s illness with Tina when he caught Vincent's eyes.

Vincent motioned for him to go first. The doctor nodded respectfully, then turned and went into his office.

Tina thought she still had a lot of things to do. She needed to pull herself together so that she could take better care of her parents.

Seeing that she was in a better mood, Vincent asked her gently, “Better?” Tina looked up and saw a cool and handsome face.

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