The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart novel Chapter 373

Brittany felt too weak to protest, so she just said, "All right."

With time pressing, Isaac didn't have the chance to cook. He asked Nathan to get the soup that Brittany likes, then personally delivered it.

Brittany didn't have an appetite, barely sipped a small bowl of soup, and then stopped.

Isaac carried her to bed, wrapped her in a blanket, and didn't leave until she fell asleep.

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Hospital.

Sydney was really freaked out.

She finally got to the hospital, only to be informed that William had to have both his legs amputated. She was immediately taken aback.

Did he lose both of his legs?

What could he rely on in the future? Wasn't his life shattered now?

Mrs. Dillion saw the flash of disgust on Sydney's face and blamed Brittany even more. If it weren't for Brittany, how could her son end up like this?

Sydney didn't expect the situation to be this serious and immediately lost any mood to visit William.

She comforted Mrs. Dillion a few words, then made up an excuse to leave.

"People's feelings really change easily." Mrs. Dillion sighed deeply, "She used to tell me every day she liked William, and now? Wasn't she scared off too?"

"Enough. William doesn't like her. Even if she pursues him with all her heart, what's the point?"

Timothy understood Sydney. She and William weren't engaged or in a relationship.

So, it would be normal for Sydney to be scared off.

They couldn't expect Sydney to be more loyal to William.

Even though it made sense, Mrs. Dillion still felt upset.

Sydney used to be so fond of William, but now, she was scared away.

Why was her son so foolish, only liking Brittany?

Isaac contacted the best medical team and went to the hospital together.

The Dillon family was somewhat surprised, but then they thought about it. They had been friends for many years, and it made sense for Isaac to lend a hand at this time.

William's situation was much better than most people.

He was young and had a good physique.

The medical team did an examination for him, then discussed the treatment plan with William's parents.

The room was left with Isaac, who had been silent all along, and William, who looked particularly upset without his usual gentleness.