her ears. Her face turned deathly pale. She sniffed, bu

he accelerator, leav

watch the black car galloped aw

or a while, and she only came back to her senses when she felt her phone vibrated in her pocket. With a frown, she took it ou

o, Au

heard an anxious sob from the other end of the line. It made her heart tremble, and

d, so only Laura was there for her all the time. In her heart, Laura was the most i

w of them passed by her, but they were already occupied. She was panic-stricken, wondering what was

f losing the most import

owards the middle of the road without hesitation and

e?" the middle-aged taxi driver yelled, his face flushed with

er and snapped, "Are you nuts? Are y

side and pleaded, "Sir, this is an emergency. Please take me to

head and looked at the woman in the back seat. Before he c

klessly, she understood that Charley was desperate to see her sick

there,"

n while getting in the taxi. After reminding her to fasten her seat belt, the driv

east ten minutes to get to the hospital. But with the red lig

one hundred dollars from her pocket and gave it to the driver. She th

from the nurse's station that Laura had not come out of the emergency room yet. She took the elevator to

itched as she cri

ward. She held Charley's hands and cried hard. "Charley! The doctor said that your grandmother had another heart attack. She needs to underg

ddled for a while. Then all of a sudden, she wiped her te

family she had. She could

she said firmly, gritting her teeth. Her eyes were as bright as the star

head and looked at Charley's beautiful face. She was worried

age of thirty, the wrinkles on her face were already enough to make her

ur grandmother has an operation, she

ents. I can't lose Grandma. I know I'm not capable of competing with age and sickness. But as long

om was opened. Two nurses in white and mask carefully pulled

r hair was as white as snow. Her eyes were closed, and her eyebrow

es will take her to the ward. But I need to talk to you about her condition." The doctor took off his mask, re

ed nervously, "Doctor,

r undergo an operation, it is best to do it within the week. Considering her age, the risk is also high.

h. This profession had made him even indifferent. But seeing the helplessn

to come to the hospital from time to time, and the family was already facing a financi

ested, "You can try to raise mo

d Earl repeatedly. He just waved his hand and left. The

re was an oxygen mask attached to her nose. The way

her mouth to stop herself from bursting into

ed her drooping eyelids and pursed her chapped lips. Then a kin

ntle voice, she burst into tears and