My Sweetheart

Joseph punched heavily on the steering wheel. He looked up at the traffic jams and opened the door without hesitation.
This luxury car worth tens of millions was left on the street by him, and his long figure ran towards the hospital.
When Kathy was sent to the ambulance, she was still conscious.
She still remembered that Jaydon's eyes were red when he found her. He was afraid that she had a broken bone, so he didn't
dare to pick her up, and called an ambulance in a panic.
Bertie stood not far from them, clenching his fists. He wanted to walk over to her, but finally restrained.
"If something happens to her, I won't let you go!" Jaydon clenched his fists and snarled at Bertie with a terrifying look.
Bertie's eyes were full of chagrin, and his body trembled slightly.
Kathy still understood Jaydon's temper. Long time ago, when others just pushed her gently in the hospital, he knocked that
people to the ground, not to mention that she was lying on the ground and could not move at all.
"Jaydon..." She called him weakly. Jaydon calmed down and came back to Kathy. He said softly, "don’t worry, the doctor will be
here soon."
The medical staff arrived soon, and Kathy was quickly carried on a stretcher. The lights in the corridor suddenly brightened, and
the outside was already crowded unknowingly.
The black security guards stood in two rows to block those onlookers, but unable to block their words.
"Isn't this the woman who has an affair with Professor Joseph?"
"I heard that she got involved in other people's emotional life..."
...
Ridiculous.
The pain made Kathy sober at this moment. She suddenly thought if someone secretly took the picture and Joseph saw it.
Was this exactly the result he wanted?

He wanted to retaliate against her for killing Veronica.
Jaydon was not allowed to get in the ambulance with her. He could only drive himself behind the ambulance. He took Kathy's
mobile phone. After hesitating for a while, he still called Joseph.
After connected Joseph, he made the whole thing clear with a word, "Kathy was pushed down the stairs by Bertie, and she was
pregnant."
After that, he seemed embarrassed, and soon hung up the phone.
The hospital was very close to the hotel, he drove less than ten minutes. Jaydon followed and got off the car, but was stopped by
the doctor, "Who is the family? The surgical drape needs to be signed by the patient's family."
A cold voice suddenly came from behind, "I am."
Joseph was only wearing a white shirt, and it looked like he had come alone. He didn't look at Jaydon, but walked up to the
doctor and looked down at the surgical drape.
When signing his name, he didn't realize how scared he was.
"How is she?"
"She was already bleeding heavily when she was delivered, and we will try our best." The doctor gave him the sheet, "Go and
pay the bill."
Joseph was so embarrassed at this moment that he had left his wallet and keys in the car.
In a loss of consciousness, Jaydon had already walked over and took the sheet. He said in a low voice, "I'll pay the bill."
Joseph was still standing there, but Jaydon suddenly turned back and punched Joseph hard in the face, "Dean, I have always
respected you, but this time, I am really angry about you! You have gone too far!"
Joseph took a step back and clasped Jaydon's wrist subconsciously.
"She insisted on being with you, I had no choice. But...how could you treat her like this!"
Jaydon broke away from his hand and punched him again without hesitation.

The corners of his lips seemed to be split, hot and painful, but he still didn't fight back. He just remembered that tonight, behind
the bright lights of this city, he hugged her and kissed so intently.
She didn't say a word at that time, but he vaguely guessed it.
It was less than an hour, but something like this happened.
Someone came up and grabbed Jaydon an anxiously persuaded, "Dr Young, calm down!"
Joseph raised his head and looked at Jaydon who was still struggling to pounce. There was not slightest annoyance in his eyes,
as if Jaydon punched him just now could make himself vent his emotion.
At this moment, he was finally a little at a loss. It was obvious that everything was proceeding step by step, but now it was
disrupted by something. It seemed that after taking a step, he would never reach the end.
"Do you still have the gall to see her?" Jaydon was pulled by someone, but he still screamed.
As if he was awakened, Joseph went straight to the elevator, but stopped again, and asked the nurse who had been terrified a
long time ago, "Where is the operating room?"
The elevator door gradually closed, and Jaydon finally broke away from the people who stopped him, and squeezed in just
before the elevator door closed.
Joseph's slender body leaned against the elevator, never raising his eyes to look at him.
Jaydon stared at him for a long time. When the elevator stopped, he finally spoke slowly and calmed down, "Professor Joseph,
it's better to let it go."
Hearing this, Joseph slowly raised his head. At this moment, the crisp white shirt was very messy, and his bright eyes were also
very dim.
When he finally spoke, his voice was infinitely cold and dumb, "I can't do it."
Kathy's operation didn't end until midnight.
When she was pushed out, she hadn't woken up yet.

This incident was temporarily blocked by Joseph, so Jennifer did not know.
He looked at her pale and lifeless profile, and felt distressed.
"Mr Joseph, Mr Mathew has called you several times." John reminded quietly beside him.
As if Joseph didn't hear, he just followed into the ward and watched the nurse adjusting the instrument, while Kathy was lying
quietly. He tried hard to see her expression, but she was always calm and terrible.
After a long while, the nurse went back and forth several times, and couldn't help stopping in front of him, "The patient won't
wake up yet, sit down and wait."
He nodded slowly and sat down beside the hospital bed, his slender fingertips stretched out to push back her soft hair.
Her hair was very soft and not long. It was his favorite length before.
He just pulled her hair gently and immediately put down her hair again, hoping that she would wake up.
Sure enough, Kathy moved a little nervously, turning her head and burying her face in the white pillow.
Perhaps because of the pain, a drop of crystal tears gradually fell from the corner of her eyes and soaking the pillow.
This tear, as if sprinkled a grain of salt on Joseph's wound, pierced his heart.
The sunlight outside the window gradually became dazzling, illuminating the entire ward.
Kathy’s white fingers that were held tightly a night by Joseph finally moved. Kathy opened her eyes, but seemed to be afraid of
the light, she immediately closed her eyes again.