The surgery took longer than George Stanford had initially estimated.
It was a torturous five hours, where every minute and every second seemed to stretch on endlessly.
This was true for Sophie Sullivan, and it was also true for Thomas Shannon.
After a quick breakfast and lunch in the medical office, Thomas Shannon stood resolutely outside the operating room the entire time, waiting for Sophie to come out.
Because he didn't know when the surgery would end, Charlie River didn't dare to ask him to rest for a while. After all, Thomas was still injured. If he went to rest and the surgery on the maniac finished in his absence, what would he do then?
So, Charlie River didn't speak rashly. He knew that if he did, he would surely be met with displeasure. It was better not to say anything from the start.
Charlie River never expected that the maniac would have such charm.
At first, he thought she was just a simple plaything, a temporary novelty for the Young Master.
