Devoted Love:The Billionaire's Precious Wife novel Chapter 581

Chapter 581: Chapter 581

"I don’t wanna live without Crystal." Celeste was on the verge of a breakdown, sobbing uncontrollably.

Alger mourned as well, quoting an old saying, "The grief of the old burying the young."

"Everyone, please calm down," Rosemary finally managed to get a word in.

Before, they were all talking at once, not giving her a chance to speak.

"Listen to me. Crystal’s condition is extremely critical. She’s being moved to the ICU now."

Celeste’s tears halted in her eyes. "Are you saying that she’s still alive?"

"Yes," Rosemary confirmed gently. "But her situation is serious. You need to prepare yourselves."

"No, I beg you, Rose, you must save her. She can’t die—she’s the only daughter of the Temple family. I’m begging you." Celeste fell to her knees in front of Rosemary, bowing her head in a desperate plea.

"Aunt Celeste, please, get up," Rosemary quickly reached out to help her.

Alger also knelt down, pleading, "I beg you too. Whatever you want, I will give it to you—just save her!"

"Please, don’t," a female doctor nearby interjected helplessly. "Dr. Rose has done everything she can. It’s just that Crystal’s injuries are too severe. You’re making this harder for her."

"Rose, aren’t you a miracle worker?" Celeste looked up at Rosemary through her tears. "You saved Phillip when his condition was so complicated. You can save my daughter too, right? Whatever it takes to cure Crystal—even if it costs my life—I will pay it willingly."

"Rose, I’m begging you. Save Crystal." Alger banged his head on the floor, his forehead turning red.

"Alger—" Rosemary quickly crouched down and tried to stop them. "Celeste, please listen to me."

Her eyes were sincere, as if she could feel their pain.

"Crystal has multiple fractures, and her nerves, tendons, and blood vessels are severely damaged. Her organs have suffered varying degrees of damage. Her situation is very critical."

Celeste’s tears burst forth once more.

She remembered when Crystal was little, how she would cry for hours if she accidentally cut her finger on a glass.

How much pain must she be in now, with such severe injuries?

"I’ve done everything I can. It’s up to her now," Rosemary gently explained. "But you need to be prepared. Even if she makes it, she will need care for the rest of her life."

"That’s okay, that’s okay. As long as she’s alive, I can take care of her for the rest of my life!"

Celeste seemed to see a glimmer of hope and clung tightly to Rosemary’s hand.

"As long as she can call me ’Mom’ one more time, I’ll be satisfied. Rose, you just need to keep her alive! As long as she’s in this world, we have something to look forward to."

"That’s right. Even if it takes years to hear her call me ’Dad’, it’s okay, as long as her life is saved."

Alger’s tears surged as well. "Even if I have to care for her until I die, and even when I can no longer do so, I’ll make arrangements for her—to ensure someone else can take care of her!"

"When I say ’care’, it might not be the same kind of care you’re thinking about."

Rosemary was reluctant to break their hearts, but she chose to tell them the truth.

"Even if she survives this, she won’t be able to control her arms and legs. If her condition worsens, amputation might be necessary. Considering her current condition, there’s a high chance that she’ll need to use a urine bag for life. She won’t be able to go anywhere without a wheelchair, and she’ll need help eating and drinking. This will be a huge blow to her."

Alger and Celeste were stunned. They hadn’t realized the challenges their daughter would face even if she survived.

"Will she never fully recover?" Celeste asked, her voice trembling.

"Indeed," Rosemary responded assertively. "Given the current state of medical science, that seems to be the case. But who knows what advancements the next few decades might bring."

Tears once again streamed down Celeste’s face.

Without hands, without legs, how would her daughter play the piano or dance?

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