Chapter 1247
When There Is Nothing Left But Love
He walked slowly towards the doctors, looking as ominous as a ghoul that had just crawled out from
the depths of hell. âWhat a bunch of charlatans,â he sneered. âHow dare you call yourselves the best
doctors that M Country has to offer?â
Suddenly, John stretched out his hand and grabbed hold of the white-haired director. Lifting him up
from the ground, John gritted his teeth and said in the most threatening voice he could manage, âI donât
want to hear any more of your rubbish. If you canât cure her illness, Iâll make sure this hospital closes
down!â
I started coughing violently. âJohnâ¦â I called out weakly. I tried to sit up in bed, but lost balance and
collapsed back onto it.
âLetty!â Seeing this, John flung the doctor aside and ran over to help me up. âHow are you feeling?â
Turning to the doctors, he hollered, âWhat are the lot of you waiting for? Give her some medication
immediately! Canât you see how much pain sheâs in?â
He roared so loudly with every bit of energy he could summon that beads of sweat had formed on his
brow.
I opened my mouth as if to say something. Before a word could bubble to the tip of my tongue, I
suddenly tasted the potent stench of blood at the back of my throat. The next moment, blood had
spewed out of my mouth and splattered all over the floor. In an instant, Johnâs white shirt was covered
in splotches of bright red as he held me.
âYouâll be alright, Letty. Iâm hereânothing will happen to youâ¦â John tried frantically to wipe the blood
from my face, comforting me as he did so. He turned around and threatened the doctors again, âI donât
care what sort of method you use. If Letty doesnât survive this, Iâll make sure to bury you lot alive with
her. Men!â
Hearing this, his subordinates rushed into the room at once. The sight of men in black made the
doctors gape in shock.
As one of the bodyguards pressed a knife to the neck of the male doctor, he raised his hands in a
gesture of surrender. The female doctor, on the other hand, looked rather helpless. She yelped for a
few times before shutting up when the bodyguards threatened to kill her.
In comparison, the director seemed rather unbothered. Stuttering slightly, he protested, âMr. John, you
need to calm down, please. Itâs true that Ms. Stovallâs illness is incurable. However, her immune system
is very weak as well, and she stands no chance against the toxin. This is why she was so susceptible
to it. Itâs very unreasonable of you to blame the doctors like this.â
Something flickered in Johnâs eyes. He shot an ominous glance behind him before turning around and
helping me to lay back down on the bed. He then pulled the covers up to my chin before walking slowly
towards the director again.
John was half a head taller than the director. The two of them gazed into each otherâs eyes for half a
second. Then, in the blink of an eye, John grabbed hold of his bodyguardâs knife and stabbed it into the
directorâs thigh.
The smell of blood became even stronger in the room, but John didnât seem to realize. With a cold
expression, he said, âThis is just the start. If you donât save my sisterâs life, Iâll make sure to stab you in
the chest next time.â
His fluent English, coupled with his handsome face, would have made any girl swoon. However, his
words only came across as cruel and bloodthirsty being spoken in a room full of bloodshed and in his
icy tone.
Though my vision was rather blurry, I could see the doctors shooting dark glances at one another. In
the end, they finally conceded. One of the younger doctors stepped forward and announced that they
would do their best to save me and increase my lifespan. With that, they hurriedly carted the white-
faced, bleeding director away.
John shut the door and quickly returned to my bedside. He comforted me, âDonât worry, Letty. Youâll be
alright very soon.â
I coughed twice, loudly. Frowning slightly, I summoned up all my courage and whispered reassuringly,
âYouâre the one who should stop worrying. I know my body the best. I have a weak constitution to begin
with; on top of that, I didnât go through with my confinement period properly. I shouldnât have come out
before it ended. I brought all this upon myself. Donât feel sad.â
John bowed his head and knitted his brows together, trying his best to hold back his emotions.
âJohn, can you promise me one more thing?â
There were only the two of us in the room, and it was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop. My voice,
though soft, was clearly audible.
Johnâs hand lay on top of my chest, crumpling my blankets into a twist. He still refused to look at me.
âYou must be very tired now. Have a good rest first. When you get better, letâs do it together. Go to
sleep now.â
I shook my head stubbornly and refused to listen. âIâm afraid I might run out of time before that. John,
this is my last and only wish. Find the child and make sure that heâ¦â here, I coughed again, ââ¦that he
isnât abandoned on the streets. Promise me that, alright?â