Love Strategy: CEO He is Really Scheming！

Chapter 837: Chapter 837: Ariel Morris Feels Her Vision Growing Ever More Blurred...

Dawn Sutherland: ”Aunt Seys, please don’t worry too much or get worked up. I believe in Arlo, he will be alright.”

Nico Haynes nodded: ”Aunt Seys, please take care of your health. We all believe in Boss Seys.”

Ariel Morris was about to say something when the doors of the operating room suddenly opened. The surgeon was a renowned expert from the Central Hospital and knew the Seys Family.

Seeing some well-known members of the Seys Family from City C, he paused for a moment and addressed Ariel Morris: ”Mrs. Seys, Mr. Seys’s condition is not very optimistic. Please sign the waiver for possible surgical accidents. We will do our utmost to save him.”

Ariel Morris nodded, and under everyone’s gaze, she held the pen with trembling fingers and used all her strength to sign the waiver for surgery accidents.

”Thank you for your cooperation, Mrs. Seys.” The doctor turned and prepared to return to the operating room.

”Doctor, I want to go in and stay with my husband!” Ariel Morris suddenly spoke out to the doctor.

The doctor hesitated for a moment, then nodded.

Ariel Morris nodded slightly to everyone and followed the doctor into the operating room.

Evan Seys looked at his tearful wife and said in a deep voice, ”Alright, stop crying. Arlo will be fine! Our son is now our daughter-in-law’s, see? Only Ariel has the right to sign that waiver. As parents, we just need to ensure the child is doing well. Now that Arlo is in trouble, supporting our daughter-in-law is more important than anything else, and tears won’t help!”

Veralina Quinn scoffed, ”I’m worried about my son, what’s wrong with crying?” she sneered, ”Evan Seys, why do I feel like there’s some jealousy in your words? Jealous of Ariel?!”

Evan Seys’s face was serious, ”I’ve come to terms with it. When our sons grow up, they will have their own flowers to nurture. As parents, we are like gardeners, not only caring for our sons but also helping them tend to the flowers they’ve married!”

Adonis Quinn pursed his lips and clicked his tongue, ”If that’s the case, then the Quinn Family has suffered a loss. We worked hard to cultivate my sister, this beautiful flower, inside and out, and when she bloomed, you, the flower thief, took the whole pot and flower away. Brother-in-law, do you think is it your son who has gained or the girl who has lost?”

Nico Haynes gave a thumbs up, ”Uncle Quinn, you’re spot-on!”

Adonis Quinn smiled with an amused charm.

Inside the emergency room.

Ariel Morris held Arlo Seys’s hand, tears falling before she could speak.

”Arlo, you said you would always protect me, keep me worry-free for life. Don’t break your promise.”

”You know, that I’m going to lose my sight soon. If you don’t pull through, who will be my eyes?”

”I worked hard to return to your side from Dublin, just to be entwined with you forever, so you must hang in there.”

”When the child slipped away, lying on the operating table, I actually heard what you whispered in my ear.”

”I’ve come to understand that the one in trouble can lie down calmly to be rescued, but it’s the person guarding beside them who suffers the most. You said you’d give anything to ensure my safety, so now, I return these words to you.”

”Arlo Seys, as long as you’re alright, even if I’m blind now, I’ll accept it.”

”Arlo, are you going to abandon me and the baby? Arlo Seys, are you going to be a man without responsibility?”

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Ariel Morris held Arlo Seys’s hand, speaking and crying with a hoarse voice by the bedside.

Whether it was from crying too much or something else, Ariel Morris felt her vision growing blurrier, as the light slowly faded away.

At this moment, the lead surgeon breathed a sigh of relief and said to Ariel Morris, ”The surgery was successful, Mrs. Seys. Your support system is here, and he won’t leave you and the child.”

Ariel Morris was overwhelmed with joy, she lowered her head to gently kiss Arlo Seys’s pale face, gazing deeply at his faint eyebrows and eyes.