Mr. Gu, Your Replacement Bride Is A Big Shot!

Zhou said.

…

Twenty minutes later.

Gu Zhou and Qiao Nian waited anxiously at the entrance of the emergency room.
Xiao Shi had already been sent in by the doctor for a stomach pump.

Time passed bit by bit.
Qiao Nian stood guard outside, hoping that Xiao Shi would recover soon.

Neither of them spoke.
The corridor was extremely quiet.

Qiao Nian looked up at Gu Zhou and saw him standing there coldly.
His entire body was emitting a cold aura, and his hands were clenched tightly.
His knuckles were white, and his veins were bulging ferociously, as if he was trying hard to control something.

Qiao Nian knew in her heart that Gu Zhou was worried about Xiao Shi.

She didn’t know if Xiao Shi would recover.
She could only leave it to fate.

After some thought, she walked over to Gu Zhou and reached out to hold his hand.

When Gu Zhou realized that Qiao Nian was walking over, he grabbed her hand.

Gu Zhou was very strong.
Qiao Nian’s hand hurt from his grip, but she didn’t say anything.
Instead, she stood calmly beside Gu Zhou.

Gu Zhou lowered his gaze and recalled how Xiao Shi had asked him to help with her homework that night.

“That night, I discovered something wrong with Xiao Qi.
Why couldn’t I have thought more about it? If only I had discovered earlier that she was Xiao Shi and not Xiao Qi!”

When Qiao Nian heard Gu Zhou’s words, her heart sank.
She said guiltily, “I’m really sorry.
That day, I wanted you to interact with each other first.
When you reunited later, things might work out better.
I didn’t expect such a big accident!”

Qiao Nian was really worried.

If Xiao Shi was not saved, Xiao Shi might become Gu Zhou’s eternal regret.

She was the cause of this regret.

If her beloved daughter had always been by her side, but she didn’t recognize her, Qiao Nian would probably not be able to get over it like Gu Zhou.

Gu Zhou naturally understood Qiao Nian’s worry.
He held Qiao Nian’s hand tightly and said, “This has nothing to do with you.
It’s all my fault.
If I hadn’t been negligent and if I had discovered earlier that I still had a daughter, I could have brought her home earlier and this accident wouldn’t have happened! Then, I wouldn’t have any regrets!”