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Page 2 of I was forced to donate two hearts

Wendy brushed my cheek, "Don't worry, I will definitely keep you alive."

Wendy's mentor had performed heart transplants before, so she was confident she can keep me alive. She said, "After your brother recovers, the whole family will accept you and I will stay by your side."

Wendy and her colleagues carried out the surgery nervously but orderly.

After a long time, Wendy took a heart out of my body.

Before she could take a closer look, she rushed into Toby's operating room with my heart.

My chest lay open, my body lying alone on the operating table.

The sharp alarm of the monitor startled the watching doctor. "How did he die? Didn't they say he had two hearts?"

One of Wendy's colleagues felt puzzled, "You even believed Dr. Wat's joke?"

"It's good that he died, after all the bad things he did, not saving Dr. Wat's husband and even trying to seduce Dr. Wat." Another colleague replied.

"Then what should we do now? He's dead, just wait for someone to collect the corpse. If no one claims him, the morgue will handle it." After speaking, all the doctors left the operating room.

Wendy devoted herself to Toby's surgery. Although she was confident, it was her first time performing a heart transplant on a patient.

Fortunately, a few hours later, she successfully completed the surgery. After finishing the surgery, Wendy followed Toby back to his ward.

After Toby was settled, she finally thought of me. Just as Wendy wanted to return to the operating room to check on me, she ran into a colleague who had assisted earlier, "Where is my husband?"

The colleague thought for a moment and answered, "Didn't he already come back? Don't worry, after surgery someone will watch him. The nurses will take care of your husband."

Wendy didn't think too much about the oddity in the words and instead felt her colleague was right. With her influence, the nurses would surely keep an eye on me. So Wendy returned to her office to continue working.

A day later, Toby woke up. Wendy stayed by Toby's side, "Toby, you're finally awake."

When Toby woke up and saw Wendy, he cried excitedly.

Wendy stepped forward to hug Toby, "Don't worry, the surgery was very successful. Your heart will not have any problems in the future."

Toby touched his heart. Thinking that the disease that had plagued him for years was finally gone, he kept hugging Wendy and crying.

While warning him not to let his emotions fluctuate too much, Wendy gently patted his back to calm him.

The nurses in the department teased Wendy seeing this scene, "Dr. Wat treats her husband so well."

Wendy froze when she heard this. She thought of me still lying in another room and hurried to explain, "You're mistaken, he's not ..."

Toby timely covered his heart and interrupted Wendy's words.

Wendy could only pat his back, "I told you not to cry. What you need to do now is rest more to recover."

Maybe because of seeing Toby like this, Wendy suddenly remembered me. It seemed she hadn't seen me since the surgery, "Toby, you rest well, I'll go check on Alan." As she spoke, Wendy was about to get up.

But Toby suddenly grabbed Wendy's hand, "I secretly did the surgery without telling my parents. Now is a critical recovery period, without someone with me, I'm afraid I won't recover well."

Seeing Toby's pale face, Wendy softened.

Thinking the doctors and nurses would take care of me out of respect for her, she felt relieved again.