Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 516

Maja was shaking with pain, and Carol was pleading with Abner in the hallway to contact Phelps as soon as possible.

Carol and Phelps didn't know each other well, and if she called him directly, he might not respond immediately. Only Abner could do it.

Abner had made the call and then told her, "Heard that Carlene from the Shepard family got injured too; Phelps went there first. He'll come over after he deals with that."

Carol was pissed off. "No matter how badly Carlene is injured, can it be worse than Maja?! That annoying jerk—I bet she did it on purpose!"

After she spoke, she heard Abner scolding her.

"I've told you before that you need to change your temper. You’ve been reckless all the time, and now your words are getting out of control."

Tears instantly flowed down Carol's cheeks.

"Dad, Maja's hand is for drawing. If she can't recover to her previous condition, her talent will be ruined."

"Just wait; if you insist on having Phelps himself, then we can only wait until he finishes dealing with the Shepard family."

Carol gritted her teeth and had to let the hospital doctor handle it.

Although the hospital doctor was also professional, any mistake could affect Maja's life.

But she had no other choice.

The doctor started to examine Maja's fingers.

If it were an ordinary person with such an injury, they may have already cried out in pain, but Maja was exceptionally quiet from the beginning to the end, her eyes dull, her lips tightly closed.

She calmly asked the doctor, "Can my hand recover to its previous state?"

The doctor was examining Maja bit by bit, and this process was undoubtedly extremely painful for her.

Maja closed her eyes, her eyelashes wet from sweat.

Carol was fuming at the side: "We initially invited Phelps over, but at the critical moment, Carlene also got injured, and Phelps temporarily went there, probably summoned by Ian. How ironic! Is Ian just going to let Maja's hand go to waste?"

Carol thought that mentioning this would change Maja's expression, but Maja just suddenly opened her eyes, staring at her own fingers.

The pain was like needles.

But what she cared about more was whether her fingers could recover.

Carol was fuming at the side; damn Ian!

Maja should never be with him again!

She paced anxiously but felt somewhat fearful seeing the calm Maja.

Maja loved drawing the most; if she can't draw in the future, what will she do?