Carol Wright fell down heavily like that.
Since she was lying flat on her back, her stomach couldn't help but hurt.
In a split—second, she curled up into a ball and burst into tears.
"My stomach hurts."
She crouched down to help her up.
"Carol Wright..."
But just as she finished speaking, Benjamin Walton rushed in.
He had just heard the sound of glass falling on the floor at the door, and he took two steps forward.
When he entered the door, he saw such a terrifying scene.
He stepped forward and said nervously, "Carol Wright … Carol Wright, what happened to you? "
Carol Wright painfully grabbed onto Benjamin Walton's arm: "Benjamin, save me, my child …"
Benjamin Walton didn't have time to say anything, he used all his strength and carried Carol Wright before he ran out.
Because the person in her bosom was suddenly brought out.
Her body was unsteady as she knelt forward, and her hand just happened to press against the broken pieces of glass.
She pulled her hand back, pulled out the shard of glass, got up, and followed him out.
Outside the operating room of the hospital, Laura sat on a chair in the corridor expressionlessly.
At the side, Benjamin Walton did not say a word.
In less than ten minutes, William Walton arrived.
Upon seeing William Walton, Benjamin Walton stood up and looked at him, "William …"
William Walton looked at the insensible Laura on the bench before asking Benjamin Walton: "What's going on?"
"That's right …"
"She fell down and said that she had a stomachache and is currently in there to save her. "
William Walton said in a deep voice: "Have you called Jack Walton?"
"The butler should be able to send him here soon."
William Walton walked to the front of her and said in a gentle voice, "Laura, you go home first."
Laura looked up at him.
Benjamin Walton also said, "That's right Laura, you should go home first."
She shook his head.William Walton squatted down: "You staying here won't help much, be good, go back first, when Jack Walton comes over, I'll go back to accompany you."
"William Walton, I can't leave."
"Why?"
"Carol Wright fell down right in front of me. If I leave, it would be like running away in fear of my crimes. I can't leave."
"You wouldn't do that, I know."
"But, Jack doesn't know. If I leave, Jack will vent all his anger on you for this matter."
William Walton comforted her: "It won't, I won't allow him to do that, you go back first, if you stay here, he will be even more excited when he sees you."
Benjamin Walton nodded: "That's right Laura, if you don't leave, Jack Walton will definitely be even more furious."
Thinking about it, she didn't move.
