She’s Married, Sir (Scarlett and Sebastian)

Chapter 184

As she laughed, her respiratory tract suddenly constricted and she began to cough violently. Pink blood

foam quickly filled her oxygen mask

“Scarlett!”

Dev’s face paled as he quickly knelt down and pressed the bell to call the doctor. He grabbed a tissue

and opened the oxygen mask, catching the blood phlegm she had coughed out.

Dev trembled as the tissue and his fingers were stained with blood.

He raised his other hand, wanting to help her wipe away the blood at the corner of her mouth, but the

more he wiped, the more blood came out…

The blood flowed down her cheeks and rolled down, wetting her clothes and the pillow.

Pieces of dazzling red pierced his heart, causing him to tremble uncontrollably.

When the nurse heard the bell ring, the attending doctor and the director immediately came over.

Upon seeing Scarlett coughing so severely, Lanny immediately instructed the doctor to rush her to the

emergency room.

The people in the ward rushed in, panic-stricken, and then hastily retreated. Dev, however, remained

kneeling.

The world seemed to have gone silent, leaving only him. He stared at his hands, covered in blood, in

disbelief…

His tall, straight frame shook uncontrollably, his entire body chilled and writhing as if he had plummeted

into an abyss.

It devoured him bit by bit, like a black hole, making him deeply comprehend that the one he had

safeguarded since childhood was truly leaving

Not leaving him, but leaving this world, forever, never coming back.

Something dropped onto the back of his hand, quickly soaking up the blood that was beginning to

congeal. When Susan returned, upon seeing Dev in that state, her resentment towards him gradually

faded away.

If not for the five-year separation they were forced into, she would have realized how deeply he loved

Scarlett and they would have been able to live out their lives in peace.

However, fate was ever-shifting. Not only did the heavens prevent them from reuniting, but they also

cruelly snatched away

Scarlett’s life….

Upon thinking of this, she broke into tears, yet she managed to stand and give Dev a comforting pat on

the shoulder.

“Let’s go to the emergency room and wait for her…”

Before she entered the ward, the nurse told her that Scarlett had been sent to the emergency room due

to a sudden cough. When she saw Dev kneeling motionless on the ground, she halted her original

intention to run toward the emergency room. Dey acted as if he hadn’t heard a thing, averting his gaze

to the pair of bloody hands he had been staring at

Sighing deeply, knowing he could not face the truth, Susan turned and walked towards the emergency

room.

The lights in the emergency room were blazing, signaling that they were in the midst of emergency

treatment. She had no idea if Scarlett could make it through this.

She leaned against the wall and crouched in the corner, staring at the door.

Only when the emergency light turned green did she respond and stand up straight.

Lanny emerged from the emergency room, accompanied by a group of doctors in white coats, the door

slowly closing

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When she saw Susan whose eyes were completely red, Lanny suddenly did not know what to say.

“D-Dr. Lanny, Scarlett… How is she?”

Leaning against the wall, Susan forced herself to stand and, her voice trembling, asked

Lanny looked up at Susan and took a deep breath.

After a few seconds of silence, she remained resolute and said to Susan, “Miss Croft, quickly bid her

one final farewell…”

Upon entering the emergency room. Dev heard the news and his body swayed, nearly causing him to

fall.

His face was so pale that the blood seemed to have been drained, almost to the point of transparency.

Staggering, he walked over to Susan, who was being held in Lanny’s arms, unable to draw breath. He

held his palm and said to Lanny with a trembling voice, “TU go see her first…”

Lanny nodded and assisted Susan in sitting down on the bench. She then took out a tranquilizer and

administered a small dose to her.

The dosage was minimal, yet it was enough to stabilize Susan’s mood, soothe her, and aid her in

bidding farewell to Miss

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