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Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 1749

After his child's surgery, the postoperative recovery would still require a lot of funds.

"What nonsense are you spouting."

The nurse frowned, displeased. "Your arm hasn't gone down in swelling, and the blood vessels are affected. You could be in mortal danger at any moment. Just stay put in the hospital."

"Let's go. The doctor is already waiting."

Wayne had no choice but to get up and be wheeled to the doctor's office in a wheelchair.

The bodyguards tried to follow them in but were stopped by the nurse. "What do you think you're doing? You can only wait outside!"

The bodyguards exchanged glances and ultimately stayed out in the hallway like they were told.

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Inside the room.

The doctor finished examining Wayne as usual, but the results were no different.

"There are doctors abroad who can perform this surgery. I suggest you consider requesting an out-of-town specialist."

An out-of-town specialist, as the name implies, means inviting a doctor from another country or another hospital to perform the surgery.

"The surgery costs are too high." Wayne shook his head. "If it can't be fixed, I'll just get an amputation. If that fails, I lose my life."

"As long as my child can live, I'm willing to trade my life for his."

The doctor glanced at him. As a healer with a compassionate heart, it would be a lie to say he didn't sympathize.

But the cost was exceptionally high, and he couldn't do anything about it.

"Sit here for a moment. I need to check your reports next door."

Remembering his colleague's request, the doctor got up and left.

Wayne sat where he was, wiping away the tears welling in the corners of his eyes.

A grown man, crying like a child.

Suddenly.

He heard movement from the inner room and quickly wiped the tears off his face.

The door opened.

Ebony Fox appeared before him.

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