My Substitute CEO Bride romance Capítulo 173

Usually, it was Rooney who initiated the violence, but today, she found herself slapped by Hubert.

Having been hit at the Chateau Hotel tonight and now again, Rooney could not stand it anymore and immediately lunged to scratch Hubert’s face.

Suddenly, there was a sound from the ruins in front of the villa.

A ragged Nash helped Harrison up, and then the two found Herman, who was charred from the rubble.

“Quick... The stretcher…”

Mr. Dean shouted at several of the nurses.

They immediately ran over with the stretcher.

Many of the injured were losing too much blood and needed to be rushed to the hospital for a transfusion.

The hospital simply did not have enough ambulances, so Jupiter asked his team to use patrol cars to transport the wounded.

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It was three o’clock in the morning at Jonford People’s Hospital.

Mr. Dean called over all the attending physicians to treat the injured Lewises.

Herman had burns covering more than 90% of his body, multiple organ failure, and symptoms of fibrosis in his lungs.

All the experts in the hospital were at a loss. Nash had temporarily saved Herman from death’s door using Divine Needles.

“Dr. Yarbrough, Dr. Langdon, you two watch over old Lewis’ oxygen supply.”

Mr. Dean arranged for two elderly senior directors to personally look after Herman.

Looking at Herman’s unrecognizable face covered by the oxygen mask, Nash felt a sense of unease.

Herman had inhaled a large amount of toxic gas, causing multiple organ failure. His lung ulcers accelerated fibrosis, and he could only rely on oxygen to maintain his breathing now.

Mr. Dean asked in confusion, “Dr. Calcraft, what exactly is wrong with old Lewis?”

He had seen countless burn victims, but he had never seen a patient with complete internal organ failure like Herman.

Nash sighed. “The source of the explosion carried a kind of toxin. If too much is ingested, it can put all the internal organs at risk!”

Earlier, when saving Herman, he had smelled a pungent, metallic smell. It was likely the poisonous gas that led to Herman’s organ failure.