She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor
Chapter 392: Saving People

Chapter 392: Chapter 392: Saving People

Vivia Fuller clutched her hands tightly and screamed frantically. Delilah Fuller, fearing she would be recognized, hurried forward to stop her.

Hope Williams rushed to the doorway of the emergency room, where a large crowd had gathered.

Cries for help and wails filled the air, creating an urgent atmosphere.

When Hope Williams arrived, the pregnant woman was still conscious, weakly murmuring, "Save my baby... save my baby."

Hope Williams furrowed her brows deeply.

The situation clearly looked grim.

Several doctors had made basic diagnoses; the pregnant woman’s water had broken, and she was about to give birth to twins.

When Hope Williams arrived, she learned from the nurses about the accident involving a transport truck. The impact caused the steel bars on the truck to spill and pierce right through the heart of the pregnant woman sitting in the passenger seat, posing a severe problem. Some of the older doctors were unsure about what to do.

Hope Williams narrowed her brows and quickly explained the situation to the family.

The family was already in tears.

"Fortunately, the steel rod wasn’t removed; it temporarily blocked the bleeding. Otherwise, she couldn’t have lasted until reaching the hospital. Director Williams, please make a decision."

Two surgical options were now on the table: deliver the babies through a cesarean section first, then address the steel rod in the woman’s chest. However, the pregnant woman was visibly weak, and whether it was a cesarean or natural birth, she was at risk of heavy bleeding.

If severe bleeding occurred, her life would be in great danger.

The second option was to save the pregnant woman first, preserve her strength, and control her injuries.

Hope Williams was well aware that both surgical options posed great challenges for the doctors and the pregnant woman.

"Has the obstetrician arrived?"

"They’re waiting."

Hope Williams carefully explained both options to the family of the pregnant woman, who insisted on saving the baby first.

Hope Williams slightly knitted her brows, exchanged glances with the surrounding doctors, and nodded, "Alright, we will do our best."

Hope Williams turned to a nearby doctor and said, "Prepare for the surgery."

"Director Williams, you should perform the surgery, you are more skilled than I am."

"I..." This was undoubtedly a major surgery. Hope Williams touched her belly, hesitating for a moment.

Hearing the doctor refer to Hope Williams as "Director," the family, already convinced of her skills, saw her hesitation.

A heavily injured man cried and was about to kneel before Hope Williams, "Are you the director? Please, save my wife and child..."

"No, no, no..." Hope Williams quickly supported him, bit her lip, and after a second, "Rest assured, I will do my utmost."

"Thank you, thank you."

Hope Williams nodded slightly and walked into the emergency room.

"Director Williams, you haven’t had lunch yet, can you endure it?" asked a nurse worriedly as they entered the emergency room.

Hope Williams nodded, "I can."

"Director Williams, wait a minute." The obstetrician who had previously treated Hope Williams for pregnancy prevention stopped her.

"What is it?"

"Why are you back at work?" The obstetrician looked at Hope Williams concernedly.

"My condition has stabilized now, so..."

"Hey, aren’t you going to listen? You’re a doctor yourself, don’t you know you should heed the doctor’s advice? You’re only how many months pregnant? Just because it looks stable, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t rest more. I told you before, pregnant women like you are like porcelain dolls, should avoid overexertion, why are you still performing surgery?"

The obstetrician was on the verge of scolding Hope Williams out of urgency.

She was genuinely worried; being an obstetrician herself and having been through a troubled pregnancy before which required her to rest constantly from the start.

No exaggeration, the unstable condition meant it was a threatened miscarriage, and what’s strictly forbidden is exerting oneself.

So, to see Hope Williams stepping up for surgery truly alarmed her.

These major surgeries are not only long but also nerve-wracking and exhausting.

She also genuinely admired Hope Williams, who without hesitation accepted and thought solely of the patient’s welfare. She indeed is a good doctor.

Hope Williams knew she meant well, smiled gently, "I understand, thank you."

"If you understand, why proceed?"

Hope Williams sighed, "I am a doctor, and since I am capable, I want to do my best to help them reunite as a family, so I want to give it a try."

The obstetrician’s eyes moistened, "Director Williams..."

Hope Williams patted her shoulder, "Let’s work hard together."

"Yes, but you must not overexert yourself. The lives of the patients matter, and so does the life of your own child."

Hope Williams gazed at the obstetrician gratefully and nodded, "Okay."

Several doctors entered the operating room together, and the surgery began shortly after.

It was a crucial race against time.

Waylon Lewis had called Hope Williams more than a dozen times without getting an answer.

Waylon paced anxiously in his office.

"Thomas Hughes."

Upon hearing the call, Thomas Hughes hurriedly entered from outside the office, "Boss, what can I do for you?"

"Where’s my wife?"

"Ah?" Thomas looked at Waylon surprised, then quickly bowed his head to answer, "The wife is at the hospital working."

"Where are those assigned to protect her?"

Waylon grabbed his suit jacket and walked out.

Thomas hurriedly followed, "The people following the wife are discreetly protecting her at the hospital."

"Report the situation."

Hope Williams not answering numerous calls worried Waylon that something had happened.

Thomas didn’t dare delay and immediately reported to Waylon, "According to the report from two hours ago, the wife is rescuing a patient at the hospital."

"Rescuing a patient?" Waylon’s eyes narrowed, "She went into surgery?"