Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game

Chapter 479 Pass Out

“Hello? Madeleine.” Ophelia picked the phone up and answered.

“Wake up?”

“I get up at seven.” Ophelia seemed to be in a good mood and asked, “Have you completed drafting? Why do you wake up so early today?”

“I finished it yesterday and had a good sleep.” Noticing Ophelia was acting normally, Madeleine also got a good mood and remarked, “Mr. Watson told us to do a review check. Get out when you’re ready.”

Ophelia was a little repulsive and noted, “Madeleine, maybe we can change another day. My eyes can’t get any better and there is no need to have a second check.”

Ophelia thought for a while and finally compromised. “Fine.”

“Well, I will pick you up later.”

“There is no need to. I will ask Sam to drop me at the city centre. You can pick me up there.”

“OK. See you later.”

After hanging up the phone, Ophelia continued to looking at the tranquil lake. What she didn’t notice was that Savannah was behind her and had listened all of her words with thoughtful look.

Ophelia sat for a few minutes and finally got up to return home for a simple dress up. She told Mrs. Chambers what happened and let Sam take her to the city centre.

Savannah also followed behind them and drove a modest distance away from their car.

All the way towards the city centre, Ophelia noted, “Sam, thank you so much. Be careful on your way back.”

Sam nodded and replied, “Young mister, remember to call me when you finish. I will pick you up later.”

“No need. I will let a friend of me to take me home.”

After getting off the car, Ophelia got on Madeleine’s car. Madeleine had been waiting for her along the way for a while. Ophelia tied the safety belt and remarked, “Let’s go.”

Madeleine started the car, while Savannah was following them from behind.

Madeleine asked in the car, “Have you had a good sleep?”

Ophelia nodded.

“How about your eyes these days?” Madeleine asked.

“I blacked out several times a few days ago. The rest time is alright and I don’t easily get waken up. Everything is alright.” Ophelia replied.

“That’s fine.”

They arrived at Saint Maria Hospital after half an hour’s drive. Madeleine found a place to park the car and then got off along with Ophelia to get in the hospital.

While in Savannah’s car, a flicker of confusion passed over her mind when she was looking at Saint Maria Hospital’s name. She couldn’t figure out what Ophelia and Madeleine was doing in the hospital. If there was something wrong with Ophelia’s body, she would go to People’s Hospital at Downtown. After all, the Murray family had been friends with the Chambers family for years. The doctors would be more responsible if they went to People’s Hospital at Downtown.

There must be something wrong if Ophelia was the patient instead of Madeleine when they decided to go to this hospital.

Suddenly, Ophelia got excited and hurriedly got off the car to follow them. She sneakily followed behind them and finally stopped when they were at the brain department.

Seeing the words “The Brain Department” up the door, Savannah frowned and seemed to be thinking about something.

She grabbed the phone and dialed a number. After getting through, she remarked, “Zac, it’s me, Savannah. Do you know the vice president of Saint Maria Hospital, don’t you?”

Zac responded something while Savannah remarked something impatiently, “Cut the crap. Just help me to get someone’s case report and I will owe you one. You can get whatever you want no matter it’s money or something, but I have to warn you to keep away from me, otherwise, you know how will I react.”

Waiting for a while, Savannah remarked, “Fine, that’s the deal. I will send you her name and photo later. Remember to make it quick. I am in an urgent need of it. I will owe you a big deal as long as you promise me to handle it.”

After hanging up the phone, Savannah took her phone back. Looking at the closed door, she showed a satisfying smile and left.

Ophelia and Madeleine, who were inside the room for a review check, didn’t know what happened. They were like nervous students who were sitting on the chairs with serious looks.

Seeing their reaction, Mr. Watson couldn’t stop smiling and asked, “Don’t be nervous. Just take it easy.”

Madeleine remarked, “Mr. Watson, I simply what to ask what’s the best time for Ophelia to do surgery based on her situation?”

“Her case is a special one and we will need a complete set of surgery plan. The clot in her brain is close to different types of nerves. I am afraid she will have intracranial hemorrhage if starting surgery too quick. She will be at a high risk. It’s better for her to do surgery later and start checking first.”

Ophelia nodded. Then she followed the nurse to do different kinds of checks, just as the old procedures. Seeing the new report, Mr. Watson asked, “Miss Ophelia, do you get headache recently?”

“Sometimes I do during the night time. I usually wake up and have a worse sleeping quality compared with the past.” Ophelia replied honestly.

Mr. Watson nodded and continued to ask, “How’s your eyes?”

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“That’s all. You can go back now. I will hold a seminar with other experts in other hospitals. Remember to take pills according to your subscription. Those pills can put off your symptom for having a black out.” Mr. Watson remarked.

“OK, I will.”

Ophelia and Madeleine left the hospital. Madeleine asked, “Dear, are you alright?”

Ophelia glanced at her and replied casually, “I am fine. Well, I suddenly want to go to KFC. Come with me, Madeleine. I really want to eat it.”

“Do you?”

Ophelia nodded.

“OK. I will treat you a full stomach.”

However, when they were getting downstairs, Ophelia suddenly had a black out and missed her footing, rolling downstairs in straight. Madeleine was astonished when seeing this.

She hurriedly ran downstairs while shouting, “Ophelia.”

Ophelia directly rolled on the floor. Madeleine squatted down when running in front of her. She wanted to touch her to check whether she was alright or not while being afraid of hurting her.