“Uncle Mark, help me!“

Momentarily stunned, Mark's panic seeped into his voice.

“Rena, calm down. Tell me what happened.”

Rena's strength wavered, on the verge of fainting. With her last ounce of energy, she whispered, “Explosion... Here... Uncle..."

The phone slipped from her hand, her body consumed by fatigue and pain

Tears streamed down Mark's face as he listened to Rena's faint words.

In the meeting room, his sudden display of vulnerability shocked his employees. His secretary quickly Looked into it and whispered the news of a gas explosion in Duefron's high-class residential area, with all roads blocked. It was a dire situation.

Clutching the phone tightly, Mark remained composed.

“Prepare the private plane immediately! We're heading to Duefron. Mobilize helicopters to reach the site as soon as possible. Every second counts!"

He had already lost his sister Reina.

There was no way he would lose someone from his family again

The sudden redness in his eyes accentuated the gravity of the situation as he left the meeting room.

His composure shattered, a testament to the depth of his emotions.

Upon Mark's arrival in Duefron, his subordinates, along with Korbyn's people, had already gathered and swiftly transported Rena to the hospital.

In the delivery room, doctors and nurses busied themselves under the incandescent Lights.

"The fetus is at seven months, a premature birth," the doctor informed them urgently.

“A natural labor is necessary as an emergency C-section is not viable given the mother's condition.

However, I must warn you, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, that the fetus' condition is critical, with a low chance of survival. Furthermore, the mother's life... is also in jeopardy."

The doctor was hinting that when the time came, if they gave up on the baby who had a low chance to survive to begin with, Rena would suffer much less.

Rena would suffer greatly if she proceeded with the birth, considering the pain caused by the explosion and the impending childbirth.

Just as Mark arrived, Korbyn, faced with an agonizing choice, decided that Rena's Life took priority.

Although torn, they couldn't bear to ask Rena to sacrifice herself for the baby. Rena was more important.