My Sweetheart

Chapter 623 She's Very Much Like You

"She is beautiful." Kathy nodded.

"Yes, but Doctor Joseph has never been interested in any girl." Jaydon said truthfully, then he looked at Kathy, "But I think ... she's very much like you."

Kathy couldn't help but laugh and said seriously, "How can I compare to her? Even if she doesn't wear makeup, she's still pretty enough. If I don't wear makeup, there will be wrinkles here."

Jaydon leaned over and carefully looked at the corner of her eyes. He shook his head and said, "You're exaggerating. The first time I saw you in the hospital, I thought you are just an intern."

Kathy only smiled and didn't say anything else. She turned around and planned to leave.

Not far away was a mirror. She could not help but focus eyes there. She saw in the mirror that the girl threw herself into Joseph's arms He seemed to ... not push her away.

When she turned her eyes from them, Jaydon's anxious voice suddenly came from behind her. Immediately, she was knocked down by someone. She involuntarily covered her nose. She was so painful that she could not speak for a moment. She felt her nose both sour and swollen. Then, a warm and greasy liquid flowed down her fingertips.

Before, when she had an operation, she had always been unconscious. She had never experienced the fresh blood quickly flowing out of her body so soberly.

She was completely dumbfounded. As long as she raised her head slightly, fresh blood would flow back into her throat. Even her skirt was stained with spots of blood.

The waiter who knocked her down kept apologizing. He poured out all the wine he was carrying and the ground was in a mess.

But Kathy had no time to care about him.

Jaydon rushed forward and handed her a napkin. Kathy couldn't even free her hand to take the napkin. She covered her mouth with hands in vain. She could clearly feel the sticky liquid flowing down her fingers to her elbow.

"Let's go to the hospital--" Before Jaydon could finish his words, there was a loud crash behind him, as if something had been knocked over.

He turned around and found that Joseph poured all the ice in an ice bucket onto a wet towel and then placed it on Kathy's nose. Joseph said in a low voice, "Take it."

Kathy was stimulated by the ice. A shudder passed through her.

Then she was picked up by Joseph.

She looked at Joseph's face in panic. As he walked towards the door, he said quickly, "Cover your nose, don't look up!"

Kathy tightened her grip on the towel and put it on her nose. She heard him ask again, "Left or right?"

Jaydon, who was standing beside, was stunned for a moment. Kathy muffled, "Right." Nôvel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.

Joseph frowned and said coldly, "Let's go to the hospital."

He didn't care about the gazes around him. He just walked out of the door with her in his arms. The driver had already stopped the car at the door and opened the door of the back seat.

Just as he was about to push her into the car, her calves were stuck by the door and he tried several times to put her in but all failed.

He was a little impatient, so he pulled off Kathy's high heels, bent her knees slightly, and put her into the car.

He turned around and walked to the other side of the car. When he saw Jaydon chasing after them, he said indifferently, "I will take her to the hospital."

The car door was quickly slammed shut with a bang. Joseph sat beside Kathy. When he saw her pale face, he pushed her hand on her nose away and pressed the towel down on her nose.

It did not slow the blood flow down. Kathy lowered her head and looked at her collar. It was already stained with blood. She heard Joseph's deep voice, "Don't be afraid, it will be alright soon."

Time seemed to have stopped for an instant.

She stared at him with her confused and blurred eyes.

Joseph didn't move his hand and pursed his lips tightly without saying a word.

Kathy's makeup was messed up, with her face covered in blood, and her hair was knotted. She was in a complete mess.

Perhaps because of fear, Kathy's watery eyes looked innocent. She was adorable like a frightened fawn.

Joseph's heart skipped a beat and he quickly turned his gaze away.

The window was half open, and rain kept falling in. Kathy's fingers were numb with cold, and her face was frozen like a mask.

"Let me do it," she said in a trembling voice.

Joseph slowly loosened his grip and turned to look outside the car, thinking about something.

The car was very fast. It only took about ten minutes to arrive at the nearest hospital. There was already a doctor waiting at the door.

Joseph leaned against the back of the seat. At this moment, his rationality had gradually recovered. He just watched as Kathy opened the car door with some difficulty but he did not help.

Finally, an experienced nurse carried Kathy onto a gurney and took her into the hospital.

Outside the emergency room, a nurse quickly walked over with a piece of paper. "Are you her family? Please sign here."

The lights in the hospital were deathly pale. Joseph leaned against the snow-white wall with complicated expression.

He did not take the paper, but inadvertently took half a step back and said to the nurse, "I am not her family."

Coincidentally, someone in the emergency room poked his head out and said, "Get ready. The patient is going to have a minor operation."

The nurse raised her head and looked at Joseph. "Can you contact the patient's family?"

Joseph shook his head coldly.

The nurse was a little embarrassed. Right at this moment, Jennifer and Karl were walking this way.

Joseph raised his chin slightly and said in a low voice, "They are coming."

The door to the emergency room was quickly pulled open, and the nurse took Kathy out. Kathy lay on the bed with her eyes closed, her face as pale as a sheet.

Joseph straightened his body slightly and pursed his thin lips tightly.

Jennifer walked over him and scolded coldly, "If anything happens to my daughter, I won't let you off!"

Without waiting for Joseph to explain, Jennifer quickly walked to Kathy's side and whispered, "Kathy, it's just a minor operation. It will be alright very soon."

Kathy opened her eyes. In an instant, she met Joseph's cold gaze.

She slowly turned her head to look at her mother and smiled. "Mmm, Mom, I accidentally bumped into someone."

Jennifer's expression changed. She didn't expect that Kathy was still protecting Joseph.

However, she did not know what had happened. It's the bodyguards of Kathy who informed her that Kathy was sent to the hospital, so she immediately rushed over.

Seeing Joseph here, she thought that it was him that hurt Kathy.

The door to the operating room quickly closed. Jennifer did not look at Joseph anymore. Karl had been standing not far away, smoking indifferently.

Joseph's expression was still icy cold as he quickly left.

Jennifer's darkened eyes were focused on him for a moment.