Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game novel Chapter 356

Helena furrowed her brows at the troubles Cora had made. She didn't like her at all. If Cora finally became the young hostess of the Chambers family, the house would turn restless.

"Zach, you should get settled what's between you and Cora as soon as possible. Don't get entangled with her. She's a horrible woman. I shouldn't have loved her that much," Helena said seriously.

Zach was wearing a sullen face and didn't respond.

Helena glanced at him and asked angrily, "What? After all that she has done, you still want to date her?"

"Mom, spare me some time, OK? I have no time for other things now. All I am concerned about now is whether Ophelia can wake up. After that, we'll discuss other things." Zach looked at the door of the bedroom and said. He looked a bit mind absent.

Helena sighed and said nothing more.

They waited outside of the OR for quite a few hours. It was getting dark outside. Madeleine checked her cell phone and said, "It's already 7 o'clock. Wilfred and I will go get some food for you. You didn't even have the time for your lunch yet. You won't be able to make it through the night if you miss dinner."

Helena paused and then nodded.

Madeleine turned to Wilfred and said, "Why don't you come with me? Let's get some food."

Wilfred nodded. "Let's go."

Madeleine and Wilfred took the elevator and went downstairs. Then they get in Wilfred's car. Madeleine was very tired and leaned on the back of the passenger seat.

Wilfred buckled himself and looked sideways at her. "Are you alright?"

Madeleine shook her head. Her eyes were a bit red and her voice was low. She answered, "It's fine. I'm feeling a bit panicked. Ophelia has been to the operating room three times within two days. I'm so worried that if she's going to make it."

Wilfred was also in a bad mood.

Ophelia was the woman he fell in love with at the first glance. He could live without her, but watching her suffering made him extremely depressed.

"Don't worry too much, Ophelia is a lucky girl. God bless her. She'll be fine."

Madeleine watched the car drive out of the hospital slowly. Many people were passing by them out of the window.

"Ophelia is kind-hearted. She may look gorgeous and obstinate, but she's very filial to the elders. I'm just wondering why bad things kept happening to the good people, and the bad ones can always get away with punishment."

Wilfred drove the car steadily and said, "Don't overthink this. Like I always said... God rewards the good. I'm sure she'll be fine."

Madeleine suddenly covered her face with her hands and wept.

Wilfred was startled. She said helplessly, "Hey... please don't cry. I'm tongue-tied and I don't know how to comfort people."

Every time hearing he said that, Madeleine would be torn between annoyance and a desire to laugh.

She glanced at Wilfred with red eyes, and said, "Can't you say something nice? Why do you always have to be so boring? Wouldn't that get your girlfriend mad?"

said Wilfred's answer was serious, but Madeleine found it so funny. He answered, "They said I'm as boring as a log. So they all turned me down and flee."

Madeleine looked at him with disbelief, and she had even forgotten to shed tears.

"I think you are born a comedian," Madeleine said.

Wilfred didn't quite understand her.

Madeleine explained, "Don't you think that your words are funny?"

"Do I?"

Madeleine nodded seriously.

Wilfred heaved a sigh of relief and said, "I'm glad I can still make you laugh. At least I'm a dull log to you."

Madeleine relaxed and said sincerely, "I really appreciate what you've done. You and Ophelia were just ordinary acquaintances, but you're the only man who's here for her when she had a car accident. None of those who said they loved her had come."

"The Chambers must have kept the news of her car accident from getting out."

Madeleine shook her head and said, "Maybe, but no matter what, both Ophelia and I feel lucky to have a loyal friend like you."

Wilfred waved his hand, "Don't be so polite. Just save it if you're taking me as your real friend."

Madeleine smiled and said nothing more.

Wilfred drove to a nearby restaurant and picked up some take-out sandwiches and dishes. He paid for it and then they drove back to the hospital.

They took the food and went upstairs by elevator. Before they went in, they heard people quarreling. Madeleine was surprised. She and Wilfred looked at each other and then ran over.

When they get in, they saw Fletcher making a scene. Bradwen took her under control by grabbing her. The nurses had heard her and came over to get her calm down.

Bradwen really wanted to get her out, but Fletcher kept acting like a shrew. Bradwen looked helpless.

Madeleine didn't know what was happening, but she still felt a bit angry when she saw Fletcher making such a scene out of the operating room.

She rushed over and pushed Fletcher away. Then she pointed to Fletcher's nose and yelled, "Fletcher, are you trying to kill Ophelia? Can't you leave her in quiet now? She has just been out of the OR! You want to be like a shrew? I'll show you what a real shrew is like!"

Madeleine threw herself on Fletcher like mad. The momentum made Bradwen take several steps back so that he could stabilize himself.