Dr. Dixon said with a smile, "Mr. Chamber, don't worry. Young Mister's condition is better than we
expected. She is the strongest woman I have ever seen. She was injured in a car accident and her
baby was not hurt at all. After two days of hard work, she survived bravely. She is the greatest miracle
in medicine and the greatest mother I’ve ever seen."
Zachariah’s eyes were filled with tears and he said with complex emotion in his mind "Thank you!"
The doctors all smiled.
The doctors were clear about Ophelia's situation. At first, they already decided that she could not
survive because she was injured too seriously. They also guessed that the baby would also die and did
not expect he would be more healthy than the other babies born normally. Ophelia’s body suffered
multiple fractures, her brain was also hit hard, and her organs were also smashed. When she was sent,
she was covered in blood, it was a miracle that such a patient could be saved.
Maybe part of this miracle was that her strong desire for survival.
The doctors could not help cheering for her. She could still protect her baby in her womb. She was a
good mother. She could survive a car accident because she cherished life. Anyone who cherished life
was worthy of being respected.
Ophelia woke up at 7 p.m. As she opened her eyes, she was the only one in the whole ward. Her eyes
were full of doubts and puzzles. Looking at the white color, she could not remember why she was here
at the moment. Her mind was blank without any memories.
Ophelia struggled to get up, but as soon as she moved, there was a burst of dull pain all over her body.
That kind of pain was like a cotton needle spreading along with the blood to the limbs.
She could not help crying out in pain.
She could not make a sound with an oxygen bottle on her mouth, and her eyes turned red.
Ophelia looked at the ceiling helplessly. Staying alone made her anxious.
She wanted to make a sound, but the oxygen bottle on her mouth made her unable to cry.
Ophelia whined and wanted to move, but she felt pain all over her body once she moved.
Just when Ophelia was helpless, the door of the ward opened and a very tall figure came in.
When Ophelia saw him, her eyes suddenly became quiet and she stared at him.
Looking at each other, he also walked quickly to the bedside, bent down, and softly said, "Hello?"
Ophelia blinked and looked at the handsome face close at hand for a moment. She wanted to say,
‘Zachariah, I saw you again, but the oxygen bottle on her mouth made her unable to make a sound.
Zachariah raised his hand and stroked her head. His lips slightly tilted upward, revealing a gentle smile,
"Fortunately, you wake up."
Ophelia also wanted to smile, but the oxygen bottle on her face stopped all her actions.
Zachariah dropped a kiss on her forehead and said softly, "Good girl, I'll call a doctor."
On saying that, Zachariah quickly ran out of the ward, and soon he came in with three doctors and two
nurses.
Dr. Dixon carefully examined Ophelia and smiled, "Mrs. Chamber, Young Madam is quite good."
Zachariah pointed to the oxygen bottle on Ophelia's face and said, "Can you take it off?"
Dr. Dixon nodded, "Fine, but she is still weak and can't talk too much. You should not make her tired."
Dr. Dixon asked the nurse to take off the oxygen bottle on Ophelia's face.
Dr. Dixon said to Ophelia, "Young Madam, how are you feeling now?"
Ophelia smiled weakly at him, but she could still not remember anything, "What's wrong with me? Why
am I here? "
Dr. Dixon said gently, "You had an accident. You forget it?"
Ophelia's brain was like being irradiated by a beam of light. All the memories came back like the tide.
Her face turned pale instantly. She looked at her flat belly, with her eyes full of despairing clouds. She
said, "My baby. Where’s my child?"
Dr. Dixon comforted her immediately, "Young Madam, calm down. Your baby is fine. He’s a very
healthy boy. It has been two or three days since he was born. He has been waiting for his mother to
wake up. He is a brave boy and you are also a brave mother."
Ophelia's eyes remained in disbelief. She said weakly, "Really?"
Dr. Dixon said with a moved smile, "Sure. Your baby is very healthy and is staying in the heat
preservation room. You can see him when you feel better."
Ophelia finally smiled.
She said sincerely, "Thank you! Thank you for saving my child and me. "
"It's our responsibility as doctors. That’s OK if you are fine."
Dr. Dixon carefully instructed Zachariah to pay attention to some matters, and then left with other
doctors and nurses.
Dr. Dixon asked the nurse to take off the oxygen bottle on Ophelia's face.
Dr. Dixon said to Ophelia, "Young Madam, how are you feeling now?"
Ophelia smiled weakly at him, but she could still not remember anything, "What's wrong with me? Why
am | here? "
Dr. Dixon said gently, "You had an accident. You forget it?"
Ophelia's brain was like being irradiated by a beam of light. All the memories came back like the tide.
Her face turned pale instantly. She looked at her flat belly, with her eyes full of despairing clouds. She
said, "My baby. Where’s my child?"
Dr. Dixon comforted her immediately, "Young Madam, calm down. Your baby is fine. He’s a very
healthy boy. It has been two or three days since he was born. He has been waiting for his mother to
wake up. He is a brave boy and you are also a brave mother."
Ophelia's eyes remained in disbelief. She said weakly, "Really?"
Dr. Dixon said with a moved smile, "Sure. Your baby is very healthy and is staying in the heat
preservation room. You can see him when you feel better."
Ophelia finally smiled.
She said sincerely, "Thank you! Thank you for saving my child and me. "
"It's our responsibility as doctors. That’s OK if you are fine."
Dr. Dixon carefully instructed Zachariah to pay attention to some matters, and then left with other
doctors and nurses.
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