CEO Is Chasing Ex-Wife Back

Chapter 149 Marry Her Again

Terry slowly closed his eyes, hoping that tomorrow would come later.

Seeing that he was asleep, Kate called Aurora out.

"Fortunately, you came back. Otherwise, I really don't know what to do. Your phone can't be reached, and Terry is probably worried about you. Are you okay?"

Aurora smiled and shook her head. "I just went to my friend's home, and there was no signal

there."

As for others, she didn't want to say more.

Kate nodded. She held Aurora's hand and said a lot. Perhaps Aurora knew that Kate was worried about whether the operation would succeed tomorrow. Aurora accompanied her until midnight. At this time, Dalwin was dragged to the bar by Zac to drink.

He looked at his watch several times. "Zac, it's too late. Go back first."

But no matter what Dalwin said, Zac did not move.

"You and Aurora have already divorced. The way you treat her now is a kind of entanglement. To put it bluntly, she can sue you," Dalwin said helplessly. Clank.

The wine cup in Zac's hand fell. Zac raised his eyes, which were filled with coldness.

His look startled Dalwin.

"What I said was the truth. She doesn't have a boyfriend now. So what if she has a debt? The Walton family does not dislike her. She and Terry..." Speaking of this, Dalwin no longer dared to continue.

If he said more, he was afraid Zac would kill him.

"To say the least, even if you want to chase her back, it's useless for you to drink here." Dalwin worked for a day and was very tired.

If Zac didn't let him go home, he was afraid he would die here.

When Zac heard this, the coldness in his eyes disappeared.

"Chase her back?"

Zac raised his eyebrows and thought he could marry Aurora again. "But let me remind you that Wenny is pregnant with your child." Dalwin knew that Zac was not that kind of person. He would not shirk the responsibilities he should

take on.

"Help me investigate something." Zac carefully recalled everything that happened after drinking with Wenny that day.

Dalwin's eyes widened. "Do you suspect that the child isn't yours?"

If Wenny had cheated on Zac, it would have been the biggest joke in Clouston.

Zac pushed the table and stood up. "Check it out first."

He had doubts. But the Swon family had no reason to lie because once he found out the truth, the consequences would be serious. As for Aurora, he had a lot of time, and he would take it slowly.

Ten o'clock the next morning.

The nurse pushed Terry into the operating room.

"Aurora, do you think those two experts could cure Terry?" Kate paced nervously in the corridor, occasionally looking inside. "Kate, please sit down and wait. The surgery will take at least three hours."

This was a conservative estimate.

With the foreshadowing of the previous two operations, this time, if it went smoothly, Terry would be basically healed.

Aurora looked at the lights outside the operating room and silently prayed.

However, an accident still occurred.

Due to the lack of blood reserves, after an hour of surgery, there was a special situation where a

large amount of blood loss occurred.

"The patient needs a blood transfusion!" the nurse came out and shouted.

Aurora immediately went over. "Take my blood."

"Alright, come in with me." Kate, on the other hand, blacked out.

Aurora was taken to a room next to the operating room, which was separated from the operating room by a door.

"Ms. Bennet, I confirm with you again about your blood type, and within 24 hours, you didn't drink and take the medicine," the nurse said.

Aurora confirmed and signed.

As the needle pierced her skin, Aurora took a deep breath and leaned against the chair.

To be able to help Terry, she was willing to do this.

At the same time, the hospital was also broadcasting throughout the building, looking for other donors.

Aurora didn't know how much blood was taken, and since she didn't sleep well last night, she soon fell asleep. Boom!

Aurora heard the sound of something exploding around her.

She was so scared that she opened her eyes and found herself in the arms of someone.

She smelled the smell of disinfection of water on his body and thought that the other party was a staff member of the hospital, so she asked softly, "What about Terry?"

He did not answer but walked faster,

Aurora muttered, "Is the operation over?

"Is he alright?"

Why is she stili concerned about others at this time? Zac wondered.

Zac lowered his eyes, suppressed his anger, and carried Aurora into the ward.

"Mr. Buchanna, the people I brought have all gone to blood transfusion. Terry's condition is stable, and the operation is coming to an end," Carter stood at the door and reported softly. Zac raised his hand, then Carter immediately walked out.

Zac stood by the hospital bed for a long time and kept asking himself a question. If this woman died, would he feel heartache?

There was no answer.

Not to mention that she died for another man.

Aurora seemed to have had a long dream, and when she woke up, there was no one in the ward.

She looked at the infusion on her wrist and frowned.

She raised her hand to press the bell but found that she could not reach it.

"Ms. Bennet, let me help you." At that time, the caregiver came in. After pressing the bell, she supported Aurora. "The soup is ready. Do you want to eat some? You just lost your blood. You are very weak and need to rest."

Aurora looked at her and asked, "How's Terry? Is the operation over?"

"It's over. Everything is going well," the caregiver said and put a coat on Aurora.

Hearing this, Aurora was relieved.

"Please go take care of him. I'm fine." Aurora lowered her eyes. She had never seen this caregiver before, and she thought the caregiver should be hired by the Walton family.

"It doesn't matter, Ms. Bennet. I'll get you some soup first. You should eat more."

Aurora nodded. She felt a little dizzy.

After a while, the nurse came to look and said everything was normal, and told her to rest well.

On the other hand, Terry also woke up.

The first thing he did was find Aurora.

However, Bob stood in the ward. "You just finished the operation. She should come to see you. But why did she disappear today?"

"Disappear? I'll go look for her," Terry said as he tried to sit up.

Aurora promised to stay with him.

Terry clutched the sheet and hurried to get out of bed.

Kate quickly pulled him back. "My dear, take a rest first. When you get better, Aurora will definitely come. She may be delayed by something. Lie down first."

Aurora looked at her and asked, "How's Terry? Is the operation over?"

"It's over. Everything is going well," the caregiver said and put a coat on Aurora.

Hearing this, Aurora was relieved.

"Please go take care of him. I'm fine." Aurora lowered her eyes. She had never seen this caregiver before, and she thought the caregiver should be hired by the Walton family. "It doesn't matter, Ms. Bennet. I'll get you some soup first. You should eat more."

Aurora nodded. She felt a little dizzy.

After a while, the nurse came to look and said everything was normal, and told her to rest well.

On the other hand, Terry also woke up.

The first thing he did was find Aurora.

However, Bob stood in the ward. "You just finished the operation. She should come to see you. But

why did she disappear today?"

"Disappear? I'll go look for her," Terry said as he tried to sit up.

Aurora promised to stay with him.

Terry clutched the sheet and hurried to get out of bed.

Kate quickly pulled him back. "My dear, take a rest first. When you get better, Aurora will definitely come. She may be delayed by something. Lie down first."

After Kate woke up, she didn't see Aurora and didn't know where she went.

"The doctor told me that you are still very weak and need to be observed for a day. It is too late now. Tomorrow morning, I will go find her with you." Terry was pressed back into bed.

The effectiveness of the anesthetic had not yet completely disappeared, and he soon fell asleep again

The night was dark, and the hospital corridor was empty. There were only the footsteps of men's leather shoes,

He opened the door of the ward and walked step by step towards the hospital bed.