My Husband Asked His Childhood Sweetheart To Perform The Surgery On MeChapter 1
On the day of the caesarean section, my husband suddenly called off the operation and replaced the caesarean section expert I had hired with his childhood sweetheart.
“Vera, Chloe’s internship score is not high and she is at risk of being expelled. If she can perform this operation smoothly, she will have a chance to be admitted as an exception! Just think of it as doing Chloe a favor! It’s okay for her to perform a caesarean section, which is not difficult! Or do you have to wait for another male doctor to see you naked before you are happy?”
I shook my head in protest and refused to let the unprofessional Chloe perform my caesarean section.
But my husband had already signed the consent form for the operation and threatened not to use anesthesia on me if I didn’t agree.
In the operating room, Chloe deliberately forgot to give me anesthesia and I fainted and woke up in pain.
Chloe, the surgeon in charge, was leisurely picking her nails with a scalpel. “You can’t stand it? Who told you to compete with me for Herman? This is a lesson for you!”
I shouted for help to get the experts outside to come in and save me, but Chloe held the scalpel to my neck. “You just can’t stand me and don’t want me to be a regular employee? If you shout again, I will strangle your child to death?”
I was quiet for the sake of the child, but Chloe wrapped the umbilical cord around the child’s neck due to improper operation, causing the child to suffocate to death.
I fainted in despair.
After waking up, my husband regretted it like crazy, but I was relieved.
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“I don’t agree! I waited in line for five months to get an appointment with Doctor Blanton! He is the most professional doctor who performs cesarean sections! Besides, I spent a full 27,000 dollars to invite Doctor Blanton to this private hospital to perform the surgery! You can change it if you say so?”
The severe pain in my abdomen made me sweat profusely, but I still held Doctor Blanton’s sleeve tightly to prevent him from being kicked out.
Herman stood aside, his eyes somewhat impatient.