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The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 1494

His gaze was murderous, looking as if he wanted to tear her to pieces.

"Get the hell out."

Sammie forced the words through his gritted teeth—cold, ruthless, entirely devoid of emotion.

Chloe's knees went weak in terror. She nearly collapsed, not daring to take a single step closer.

The medical team and the ambulance arrived with breakneck speed.

The paramedics rushed into the room, immediately beginning resuscitation efforts on Rebecca.

EKG monitors, oxygen masks, CPR... they deployed every single life-saving measure available.

"Patient has no spontaneous breathing, no pulse, pupils dilated..."

"Extreme physical exhaustion, prolonged starvation leading to organ failure, suspected acute poisoning..."

"Get her to the ICU immediately! Prep for emergency resuscitation!"

The blaring wail of the sirens pierced the air.

Rebecca was loaded onto a stretcher and rushed into the ambulance, which tore down the street toward the hospital.

Sammie, chilled to the bone, jumped into the back of the ambulance. He clutched Rebecca's freezing, lifeless hand, murmuring in a low, repetitive chant, "I was wrong. I'll let you go. Just stay alive..."

The ambulance sped down the road, its sirens screaming into the night.

Rebecca's face was completely drained of color, devoid of all life, hovering right on the edge of death.

Sitting beside her, staring at that flatlining monitor, Sammie felt himself completely plunge into the abyss.

He had tried so hard, using the most extreme, ruthless methods to keep her by his side, just so she would stay alive.

But now, he had pushed her right to death's door with his own two hands.

The hospital's fluorescent lights were blindingly pale.

The heavy doors to the Intensive Care Unit slowly slid shut.

They separated life from death, cutting him off from every shred of hope he had left.

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