"Madam is here, President, you’d better faint right now."
Adam Jones’ forehead was covered with a dense sweat, and he cast a cold glance at Robert Green.
Robert Green thought his boss hadn’t understood what he meant, and lowered his voice urgently to add, "It’s a ruse, Madam is here, you should faint now."
Adam Jones gave him an icy look, as if about to say something, but the next second, he fell towards the ground. If Robert Green hadn’t caught him in time, he would have hit the floor.
Looking at his boss’s pale complexion and the way he lost consciousness in an instant, Robert Green mentally gave Adam Jones a thumbs up.
The acting is simply amazing.
"President, Madam is here."
He reminded with a lowered head, but the person he was supporting showed no response. Robert Green thought in his heart, the boss is really getting into the role.
As a responsible assistant, ’Oscar-winning actor’ Robert Green immediately showed a look of panic, turned to Elly Campbell who was running over, and urgently said, "Madam, what should we do? The President has fainted."
Elly Campbell ignored Robert Green and picked up her phone in a fluster, dialing the emergency number, "Hello? 120?..."
After making the emergency call, Elly Campbell walked calmly over to Adam Jones, undid his shirt, and told Robert Green, "Let him lie flat, don’t move him anymore."
In the clubhouse, someone had already brought out a soft cushion, laying it on the ground for Adam Jones to lie on, yet Elly Campbell’s face didn’t show any signs of panic.
But if one looked closely, they could see her hand hanging at her side was trembling slightly.
Her gaze rested on Adam Jones’ bloodless face, his lips still tainted with a hint of blood, and his snow-white shirt stained red with a large splotch of blood—it was quite a shocking sight.
"Madam, the President won’t be in danger, will he?"
Gastric bleeding can be serious or minor, and although Robert Green had asked his boss to pretend to faint, the sight of his boss’s pale, paper-white face still made him uneasy.
Elly Campbell responded in a low, cold voice. Just then, the ambulance arrived just in time, with the paramedics rushing in with the stretcher.
Unexpectedly, the accompanying doctor turned out to be James Churchill, who showed a hint of surprise in his eyes when he looked at Elly Campbell turning her head towards him.
It was then that he noticed the person lying unconscious on the ground was his "love rival," Adam Jones.
Although he harbored some ill-concealed Schadenfreude, being a doctor with a compassionate heart, James Churchill didn’t delay. After Adam Jones was loaded into the ambulance, James Churchill turned back to look at Elly Campbell, "Are you coming along?"
Elly Campbell hesitated for a moment, then with a heart hard as steel, shook her head and turned to look at Robert Green.
And just by coincidence, Robert Green’s phone rang at that moment; deliberately avoiding Elly Campbell’s gaze, he answered the call, "Hello?... What??? That serious!!... Okay, okay, okay, I’ll be right there."
After hanging up, he looked at Elly Campbell, his face anxious yet tinged with a touch of apology, "I’m sorry, Madam, something urgent has come up with my family, I have to go right away, I entrust you with the President, please."
With that, he gave Elly Campbell a deep bow.
Elly Campbell frowned; Adam Jones’s condition couldn’t be neglected, and even though she found Robert Green’s call suspicious, she had no time to argue with him and turned to follow James Churchill into the ambulance.