On the day of the car accident, my husband abandoned me and immediately chose his first love. скачать в хорошем качестве

On the day of the car accident, my husband abandoned me and immediately chose his first love.

#lovestory #drama #romantic Nocel Synopsis： On that day, my husband's white moonlight and I were involved in a car accident simultaneously. My husband, the director of the emergency department, personally pushed his white moonlight into the operating room on the day of the accident, leaving me in a pool of blood. He said, "I am a doctor and can hold on." Therefore, he saved his white moonlight first. Now that I can truly hold on, he no longer has the right to approach me. I heard the sound of bones shattering. In that instant, I didn't even have time to scream; the passenger seat was entirely twisted and deformed from the impact, and by the time the airbag deployed, I was already pinned dead in the seat. Blood gushed from the rupture in my abdomen, warm and sticky, as if pouring directly from my internal organs. Vivian collapsed in the back seat, her head hitting the window, crying hysterically: "It hurts so much... Adrian... Adrian..." Someone was calling for help. Others said: "It's his wife, it's Evelyn, she's bleeding!" Until I was pushed into the emergency corridor, blood dripped from the stretcher all the way, forming a line. I heard someone shouting loudly: "Trauma team! Two severely injured females, must arrange immediate rescue; one is Director Adrian's spouse, Evelyn!" The crowd suddenly fell silent for a moment. Then everyone looked in one direction. Adrian arrived. His white coat billowing, mask hanging by his ear, eyes as cold and sharp as a knife. When I saw him, my heart suddenly leaped. Even though I was covered in injuries and my vision was blurring, I thought at that moment—he would rush toward me. But his first glance was at her. Vivian. In a coma, yet tightly furrowing her brows, murmuring softly: "It hurts so much..." "Preliminary diagnosis: Vivian suspected concussion, rib fractures, unstable consciousness." "Evelyn abdominal laceration, massive hemorrhage, unstable respiration, dropping blood pressure."