Pampered by My Ex-husband (Penny and Orlando)

Chapter 245 You Didn't Please Orlando

Chapter 245 You Didn't Please Orlando

At 3 o'clock in the morning, Penny received a call from the hospital, which said that Cason had fallen

down the stairs and was currently being resuscitated.

All her fatigue disappeared in an instant. Penny grabbed her coat and hurriedly put it on in a panic.

Because she had talked to the attending physician before, the doctor had taken the liberty to call her.

Penny arrived at the hospital and saw Helen sitting alone in the corridor, but Helen didn't seem worried

at all.

Was it just an illusion?

Helen's pupils shrank sharply when she saw Penny.

Why was Penny here?!

Penny approached and said in a cold tone, "Didn't I send him to the hospital before I went to Prodale

County? You should know that he has liver cancer. He should have rested in the hospital for a few

more days. How could you let him go back?"

Helen was in a state of panic, but remembering Garrett's words, she straightened her chest.

"Are you questioning me?! Have you ever considered how much your father has sacrificed for this Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

family? If it weren't for the Fletcher Group, who suddenly intercepted the project, would your father end

up like this? It's all because you didn't please Orlando! It's all your fault! It's because of the mess at the

company that your father refused to stay in the hospital and secretly came back. Coincidentally, I gave

the maids a day off, so no one knew he had returned. When I found him, the floor was covered in

blood. If it was a little later, he'd have been dead!"

Helen sneered, looking Penny up and down.

"You have the nerve to question me!"

Penny said nothing and quietly sat on a nearby chair.

Helen's fingertips hung by her side were trembling, and she still didn't know how Penny had arrived so

quickly.

She thought to herself that if Cason could still be saved, she'd definitely pull out his oxygen tube. That

way, she could eliminate any future troubles. Since she had done it, she must do it thoroughly!

Penny closed her eyes, hoping that the doors of the emergency room would be opened soon.

Despite the many unpleasant experiences with Cason, he was her biological father and had been with

her for many years.

After her mother's death, she and her father relied on each other.

If it weren't for Helen, their relationship would have remained good.

Penny's eyes turned red, but she forced herself not to cry.

Helen had been observing Penny all along and only breathed a sigh of relief when she realized that

Penny didn't suspect anything.

She prayed that Cason wouldn't survive. Otherwise, she and Garrett would be doomed as well as her

children.

The rescue operation continued until 7 o'clock the next morning. When the scarlet characters finally

disappeared, Cason was wheeled out.

Helen instantly stood up, her voice trembling as she asked, "How is my husband? Please, do your

best."

"Mrs. Stuart, Mr. Stuart has been successfully rescued, but he still needs to be observed in the

intensive care unit for a few days. If he doesn't make it through..."

The rest was left unsaid, but everyone understood.

Helen's vision went black, and she almost fainted directly. Her legs gave way, and she was supported

by a nearby nurse.

"Mrs. Stuart, we know you're devastated, but please hold on."

Penny saw Helen react like this and instantly thought that she couldn't bear her grief.

Helen's face was full of panic, and the last trace of color drained from her face.

"Please, save my husband. We're willing to pay any amount."

Someone helped Helen to another ward to rest, while Cason was taken into the intensive care unit.

Penny stood outside the intensive care unit, not daring to blink.

A nurse noticed that Penny's cheeks were flushed and reached out to touch her forehead.

"Ms. Stuart, you have a fever. Please sit down for a while. I'll bring you some fever-reducing medicine."

Penny lowered her head and took out the medicine from her bag. "Thank you. Just give me a glass of

water."

The nurse quickly brought warm water.

"It's useless for you to stay here. It's better to go back and rest. We'll inform you of any updates."

Penny did feel dizzy, but she was really worried about her father. She could only search for nearby

hotels, but the closest one was several kilometers away, the one where Orlando had booked a room.