Alarmed by her sudden movement, the medical staff rushed to hold her down. The doctor quickly examined her eyelids.

On the examination, the doctor sensed a problem: something was not right with her.

To make sure there was no damage to her internal organs, the doctor immediately checked the examination report. It showed only a few bruises and no significant internal injuries, which shouldn't cause such intense trembling.

What could be the cause of this?

Since the doctor was at a loss as to what was wrong, she could only arrange for further testing of Ariana's blood momentarily.

Ariana's somewhat protruding belly immediately caught the nurse's worried gaze, and she fretfully remarked, "Her health is anything but okay now. It seems her pregnancy and accident have taken a toll on it.

Given her condition, I'm worried that she won't be able to keep her unborn child."

The doctor sighed in frustration, feeling the weight of the situation.

“We might have to sacrifice the young one to protect the mother if things get worse. However, the primary issue now is that we can't reach her family to make a decision on her behalf. If we proceed with an abortion, her family could bring problems for the hospital in the future.”

Suddenly, Ariana woke up, tightly clutching the doctor's sleeve, and murmured, "Please, save my babies!"

With urgency, the doctor inquired, "What's your name? Can you give me your family's contact number?"

"Ari..." She failed to utter her name before passing out again.

At Mercy Hospital, the room echoed with the cold, mechanical beeps of the monitor as Theodore Lay in a coma on the bed. By his side, Aldus anxiously waited, refusing to be separated from his beloved grandson.

The thought of Theodore not waking up sent shivers down his spine.

Finally, on the third day, Theodore began to stir.

Aldus immediately called for a swarm of doctors, keeping a wary eye on Theodore. It was only when Theodore fully opened his eyes that Aldus cautiously asked, “Holden, are you all right?"

After a moment of silence, Theodore raised his head and inquired, "Who are you? And what's my name?"

Aldus felt a brief moment of bewilderment. He then realized that Theodore's memory loss was likely a consequence of his surgery. He responded quickly, “I'm your Grandpa.”

He swiftly pulled out his phone and showed Theodore pictures of them together.

"Grandpa?" Theodore looked at the pictures on the phone and got more confused.