Mr. Right, Spoil Me
Chapter 3 Lead A Wolf Into the House
"Hello? Dr. Peter?" Sarah swallowed her sobs and picked up the phone.
The name on the phone was her father's attending doctor.
"Sarah, did you get enough money for your father's surgery? This is a matter of life and death. The operation can't wait. Otherwise, we have to carry your father away the hospital! The hospital is not a charity!"
Dr. Peter's voice full of worry and embarrass on the phone came quickly, lamenting.
"No, Dr. Peter, Please, don't send my father out. I will immediately make up for the medical expenses. I still owe 42,000 dollars. 42,000 dollars are enough!"
"What? This operation requires at least 60,000 dollars, you only have 18,000 dollars? Sarah, if your father is not my friends, I would not let him stay in the hospital for so long."
Dr. Peter's voice was so fierce that it was in complete contrast to his usual friendly manner.
It seemed that all this was a mess of money
Unfortunately, she was defeated by money.
"Please, give me one last chance. Give me three days. Give me three days, okay? In
the hospital, Dr. Peter was standing in front of the ward, discussing something with the nurse. When they saw her, their face changed.
go out first." Dr. Peter waved to the nurse and put the stethoscope away.
and as she left, she said to Sarah, "Miss
Peter, I'm sorry." Sarah buried her head and bowed deeply to Dr. Peter.
Peter, who was contentious just now, sighed again and took off his reading glasses, said, "Sarah, don't blame me. You know this hospital not belongs to me. I try my best to help you. But now, my leader puts pressure on me. I can't help you anymore, or I will lose my job!"
Peter's dilemma. She really needed money now.
only three days! Three days later, I will make up all the operating expenses!
her father in the hospital bed, and her heart was beat like a knife.
down beside her father's bed.
Everything was caused by her. If she didn't lead the wolf into the house, The Brown Family would not end up
Even 60,000 dollars medical bills couldn't be
her life, but also the darkest night of their Brown
was raised by her family became an