Chapter 488 Death


    Chapter 488 Death


    Louis gave Jane CPR again and again, hoping that thetter would wake up under the stimtion of


    electric shocks.


    But to his disappointment, the woman lying on the rescue table never responded, and the


    electrocardiogram on the side didn''t change at all.


    After a long time, King Ducasse, who was standing at the door of the emergency room, finally couldn''t


    stand it anymore, and walked in to stop Louis'' next move.


    "Louis, calm down, Jane is dead."


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    "No, she won''t die."


    Louis shook off King Ducasse''s hand, and continued to give her CPR again and again.


    Jane wouldn''t die at all.


    Louis persistently looked at Jane lying on the rescue table, frantically gave her CPR, trying to restore


    the heartbeat to Jane, who had lost her vital signs.


    But the woman lying on the operating table remained motionless.


    King Ducasse frowned slightly, but stepped forward and grabbed Louis'' arm again.


    "Enough, Jane is dead, can''t you let her leave peacefully?"


    "Impossible! She will never die."


    Louis turned around and pushed King Ducasse away fiercely, staring at Jane with scarlet eyes, and


    continued to give Jane CPR, his hoarse voice echoed in the emergency room.


    "Jane,e back! Come back to me, I won''t allow you to die like this!"


    When Martha heard these words, her heart ached.


    Jane was her best friend, but now she was lying on the emergency table because of her.


    The doctor said Jane was dead.


    All this was because of her.


    Tears streamed down Martha''s face unconsciously, she took a step forward with heartache, and cried,


    "Louis, stop torturing her."


    She was dead, let her go to heaven.


    "I want her to wake up, now!"


    At this time, Louis couldn''t listen to Martha''s words at all, and only gave Jane CPR repeatedly.


    Everyone in the emergency room was trying to persuade him to give up, but he didn''t believe it.


    He couldn''t believe that Jane died just like that.


    Didn''t she say she liked him? How could she die like this?


    He stared at her on the operating table persistently, growling, "Jane, as long as you wake up, I promise


    you anything."


    Louis looked at the peaceful woman lying on the emergency table in pain, feeling like a knife was


    stabbing into his heart, and he even felt it was difficult to breathe.


    He couldn''t believe that Jane died just like that.


    He finally realized his true feelings, and how could she die?


    Louis gave her CPR for a while, and finally sat powerlessly next to the operating table, his thin lips


    parted slightly, and he murmured weakly, "Wake up, okay?"


    But there was still no response from Jane.


    Louis turned around and grabbed Jane''s hand tightly with a painful expression in his eyes.


    "Jane, don''t leave."


    Just when Louis closed his eyes, the electrocardiogram on the side suddenly had a slight ups and


    downs.


    Seeing this change, Martha was stunned and stared at the electrocardiogram not far away without


    blinking.


    She didn''t expect that Jane would really be rescued by Louis.


    She raised her finger tremblingly and pointed to the electrocardiogram not far away, "Doctor! Doctor


    When the people in the emergency room heard Martha''s call, they all turned their heads to look at


    Martha, and shifted their gazes towards the electrocardiogram.


    They saw that it was no longer a straight line but had slight fluctuations.


    At this moment, everyone in the rescue room was shocked. They didn''t expect Louis to actually bring


    Jane back from the brink of death.


    At this time, Louis, after seeing the ups and downs of the electrocardiogram, his eyes darkened, and


    the hand ced by his side unconsciously tightened.


    "Jane, you must survive."


    After Jane''s electrocardiogram fluctuated, a group of doctors and nurses standing aside hurriedly


    surrounded her for the next step of rescue.


    More than two hourster, Jane was really rescued.


    When the doctor opened the door of the emergency room again, there was no helplessness on his


    face, but solemnity.


    "The patient has been rescued now, but her condition is bad, and she is still in a dangerous period.


    Someone needs to watch the patient''s further condition in the next 24 hours."


    As soon as the attending doctor finished speaking, Louis'' urgent voice sounded, "I''ll do it."


    Since then, Louis had been staying in the intensive care unit guarding Jane...