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Chapter 216: Evelyn Arrival
Author: Dragon Sly
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As the medical team worked tirelessly to stabilize Benjamin, the moment they had been anxiously awaiting finally arrived. The nurse, with swift and sure movements, brought in the freshly donated blood. Without a second’s delay, the blood was cross-matched and confirmed compatible, then connected to Benjamin’s IV line. The deep red life-saving fluid began to flow into his veins.

Cordelia paced back and forth, her worry etched into every step. Ezra approached her gently and said, “You should go home and rest; it’s late. Benjamin will be fine.”

But Cordelia shook her head firmly, her eyes reflecting the turmoil inside. “No, I’m not leaving,” she declared.

At the same time, a private jet touched down at the Elysian airport. Evelyn stepped out, clad in her jacket, accompanied by three men each carrying large bags. A cadre of bodyguards, all in black uniforms and spectacles with guns discreetly tucked away, stood ready. Five cars were lined up, engines purring in anticipation. One of the b
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