Chapter 192 The End Of Time

Once the surgery began, Cora became fully focused on and immersed in her work. “Clamp!” “Wipe my sweat.” On the other side, outside the operating room, the Hansen family anxiously waited. Time ticked away, and before they knew it, it was already 6 p.m. The surgery had been going on for a full eight hours, and Osborn had still not been wheeled out. Every time a nurse came out of the operating room, the Hansen family couldn’t help but approach to inquire about Osborn’s condition. Although the nurses always reported that everything was going well, the fact that Osborn hadn’t been sent out made the Hansen family very uneasy. “Why is the surgery taking so long? Could anything be wrong?” Lydia was particularly worried. She had pinned all her hopes on redistributing the Hansen. The group’s *sets* on Osborn’s recovery. If anything were to happen to Osborn, the Patton family would truly gain nothing. “Mom, trust Cora. I believe she can do it.” Eason tried to comfort Lydia. But hearing Cora’s name didn’t bring her much solace. On the other hand, Byron didn’t express any concerns. From the moment the surgery started, he had been staring at the door of the operating room, staring at the illuminated sign displaying “In Surgery.” This situation continued until 9 p.m., when the surgery had been ongoing for a full eleven hours. Finally, the lights in the operating room were switched off. As the doors swung open, all the members of the Hansen family rushed forward. “Dr. Lane, how is my father?” “Cora, how is Grandfather?” Many of them asked at the same time. Cora, exhausted, looked toward Byron and smiled. “The surgery was very successful. He has been transferred to the intensive care unit for observation, but once he wakes up, he’ll be able to return to a regular ward.” Upon hearing this, Byron also smiled. “Thank you,” he said. “It’s the duty of a doctor.” Amidst the seemingly private conversation between the two, there were expressions of gratitude from others as well. “Thank you, Dr. Lane, for bringing my father back from the brink of death.” “Thanks to the heavens. Please continue to bless my elderly father with a long and healthy life. I am willing to spend the rest of my life in devotion.”