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Chapter 1964 Being Prepared

Chapter 1964 Being Prepared

Three days had passed.

During this time, Joyce and Anderson worked together to search for information, significantlyincreasing their efficiency. In a short amount of time, they had gone through everything, althoughthey didn't have any leads yet, everything was organized. They were ready at a moment's notice forany new discoveries.

This morning, Anderson and Alisha went to school as usual.

After staying up late every night, Anderson fell asleep as soon as he got on the car.

Seeing this, Joyce felt sorry for the child. But she knew there was no other way. Anderson, toprevent Luther from worrying, would rather go to school every day to sleep and return homerefreshed in the afternoon. He would stay up late again in the evening.

At home, Luther woke up particularly late that day. Even after the children had left, he was still lyinghalfway in bed, resting.

He felt dizzy, lightheaded, tightness in his chest, difficulty breathing, and most importantly,weakness in his limbs.

Joyce came to Luther's bedside and sat down next to him. "Feeling unwell? Let me go get you aglass of water."

Luther suddenly grabbed her wrist, "No need, I was about to get up."

Struggling, he sat up from the bed. When his feet touched the ground, he felt a wave of dizziness.

Supporting himself as best he could, he walked into the bathroom to freshen up.

Looking at himself in the mirror, his once handsome face now carried an air of exhaustion, lookingvery weak.

He frowned. Although he had a bad feeling in his heart, he wouldn't show it in front of Joyce.

After freshening up, he suddenly felt nauseous, as if a knife was twisting inside his chest. Soonafter, a thick, uncontrollable substance surged out.

He quickly covered his thin lips with his hand, trying to stop what was already happening.

The sticky liquid kept coming out of his mouth, seeping through his fingers. His hand, covered withfresh blood, looked terrifying in the mirror.

He stared at himself in the mirror, stunned for a moment.

He was coughing up blood!

Joyce heard some unusual noises from inside and hurried over, despite being heavily pregnant.

When she burst into the bathroom, Luther couldn't stop her in time. She saw his hands covered infresh blood, catching her off-guard.

Joyce was stunned, her mind went blank, the blood's red color repeatedly stimulating her brain,rendering her unable to think.

Luther quickly turned on the tap, washing away the blood on his hands, and wiping the corners ofhis lips. The pool of water in the sink diluted the red blood, adding to the horror.

"Don't worry, I just coughed up a bit of blood, everything else feels fine." Luther rinsed his mouthand managed to smile at her, "Look at me, I'm fine."

Joyce stared at Luther without saying a word. In fact, he was far from okay. His face was pale, nowhis lips were also pale, she had never seen him look so haggard. She felt extreme pity.

"Aren't you still interested in looking at baby supplies? Shall I accompany you shopping today? Thedoctor said you are about to give birth, and you need to be active now. I'll be with you." Luther triedto maintain his spirits, smiling gently, making a suggestion.

Joyce didn't say anything, suddenly throwing herself into his arms, her delicate body tremblingcontinuously.

"Don't be like this, I'm really fine." Luther wanted to reach out and comfort her, but suddenly, thedizziness in front of his eyes intensified.

This time, he couldn't stand still, his vision blurred, afraid he would drag her down with him.

He quickly let go of her, supported himself by the sink, struggling to hold on, until he graduallycollapsed on the floor. At that moment, his vision darkened, and he lost consciousness instantly.

"Luther! What's happening to you?" Joyce screamed in horror, watching Luther fall in front of her.

Her heart felt as if it had been hit by a hammer, making it difficult for her to breathe. Her belly wastoo big, preventing her from squatting down. Peering down the sink, she saw his beautiful eyestightly closed, his handsome face devoid of any color.

"Help! Someone, please help!" Joyce shouted.

The butler and security rushed in immediately, they lifted Luther and moved him to the couch first.

The butler, being more composed, quickly dialed the emergency contact of the warlord, given to himby Cecelia before she left. In case of any emergency at home, the warlord hospital would arrivewithin five minutes.

Joyce sat on the couch, holding Luther close, shaking him constantly, "Wake up, don't sleep. Wakeup."

Unfortunately, Luther's eyes remained tightly shut, unable to respond.

Joyce was frantic but helpless.

The butler comforted her, "Madam, don't worry, the ambulance is on its way. You need to take careof yourself; you're about to give birth, remember not to strain yourself."

Joyce's eyes moistened, she held onto Luther's hand tightly, unwilling to let go.

A minute later, the warlord's paramedics arrived.

They lifted Luther onto a stretcher and took him into the ambulance. Joyce insisted onaccompanying him to the warlord hospital.

The doctors here were mostly subordinates within the warlord's domain, and they promptly began aseries of tests on Luther.

Joyce also called Dr. Jocelyn immediately.

Dr. Jocelyn arrived on the scene and participated in the examination.

The doors of the emergency room were closed tightly, the red light continuously lit up, alarming andmaking one's heart race.

Anxiously, Joyce stood at the door, sometimes sitting down, then standing up again. Unable tostand still any longer, she sat down. Her mind was restless, waiting only for the doctors' examinationresults.

After over an hour had passed.

The door finally opened.

Several doctors, including Dr. Jocelyn, came out.

Joyce hurriedly stood up and went to them, anxiously asking, "How is he?"

One of the doctors replied, "After all the tests, his heart and lung functions are temporarily fine. It'sjust a simple fainting spell; he should wake up in a while. However, we suspect that there issomething wrong with his blood. What exactly the problem is, is beyond our expertise."

At this moment, Dr. Jocelyn pulled Joyce aside, "Let me explain."

Joyce's eyes trembled, her lips trembling uncontrollably.

Dr. Jocelyn sighed and shook her head, "I'm sorry, we haven't made any breakthroughs in ourresearch so far. The current situation has reached its limit; he may not make it through this week.You should prepare yourself."novelbin

Prepare herself?

What kind of preparation?

Joyce felt everything go black before her.

She almost couldn't stand still, took a few shaky steps back, luckily, several doctors caught her.

"Madam, please be careful."

Joyce waved her hand, indicating that she was fine. She tried to hold on, but she couldn't, her visionblurred.

Dr. Jocelyn sighed again, gently patted Joyce's arm, "We've done our best. Whatever the outcome,we can only accept it. Life and death have their own fates. I'm sorry, please take care of yourself."

With that, Dr. Jocelyn sadly turned and left. She was incompetent, but she was also heartbroken.

In front of the empty emergency room door, Joyce was left alone. She stood there blankly, unable togather her thoughts.

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