He Clings to Me Every Night-Chapter 980

Chapter 980: Chapter 980: Daniel Marshall Passed Away?

Chapter 980 -980: Daniel Marshall Passed Away?

Unable to see Daniel, everyone could only wait outside the intensive care unit.

Olivia Jenkins’ eyes were red and swollen, her complexion rather pale, with clear tracks of tears visible.

Michael Marshall glared angrily at Ella Charles and had someone drive Ella out.

Olivia Jenkins protected her mother-in-law behind her, glaring angrily at her father-in-law’s bodyguard, “Dad, I’m very grateful that you came to see Daniel, but I also ask you to give Daniel some peace and not disturb the people he cares about.”

“You get out, too.

This isn’t your place to speak!” Michael’s eyes were burning with rage as he glared at Olivia.

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Simon Howard and Valerie Howard stood protective in front of Olivia, Jordan Bennett and Adam Howard also stepped forward to confront, “Uncle Marshall, you should go back to RenewalCare Hospital to recuperate.

We’ll stay here with Daniel.

Now that it has come to this, Daniel’s birth mother has the right to be with him too, you have no right to drive her away.”

Without a second thought, Olivia said, “Dad, you never really cherished Daniel when he was young.

I’m asking you to maintain some dignity for Daniel; please don’t create a scene here.

Don’t make him suffer anymore.

I think, at this time, Daniel wouldn’t want to see you either.”

Michael Marshall was furious, glaring at Olivia with venom.

Suddenly, Bella Thompson spoke up in a gentle voice to persuade, “Honey, let’s go back first.

There are a lot of media gathered at the hospital entrance.

If this gets out, it won’t be good for the Marshall Family’s reputation, and it might also affect Marshall Corporation’s stock price.”

As Michael Marshall was about to counter stubbornly, Edward Marshall and his son arrived.

Edward also advised, “Michael, let’s go back.

The doctors are still trying to save him, you need to be calm.

James will stay here to wait for news.

With our own here, you can rest assured.”

Then, Matthew Marshall also arrived.

Michael looked at his youngest son and instructed, “You and Mr.

James Marshall stay here, watch over your brother, and don’t let those presumptuous people cause trouble.”

Matthew quietly responded, “Dad, I understand.

You can go back to the hospital with peace of mind.”

With a fierce look, and a hint of warning, Michael glanced at Olivia before letting Bella Thompson wheel him away.

Olivia hugged her mother-in-law, sitting and waiting for news, tears involuntarily falling from their grief.

Jordan Bennett and the others did not leave either, still standing guard outside the intensive care unit.

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Early the next morning, the news came from the intensive care unit that Daniel had passed away.

The doctors only allowed Daniel’s relatives to see him one last time.

Suddenly, Ella Charles fainted from excessive grief and was wheeled out by the nurses.

Olivia, her face streaked with tears, was unable to stop crying, and was also helped out by the nurses.

Even while sitting in a chair, Olivia could collapse to the ground, her body limp as if the sky had fallen, sobbing uncontrollably.

Valerie Howard comforted Olivia, but when Olivia saw the nurses pushing Daniel’s body out, she immediately stumbled forward and clung tightly to the gurney, refusing to let Daniel go.

Meanwhile, Jordan Bennett, their guards, and multiple bodyguards came forward, shielding James and Matthew from the scene, and escorted Daniel’s body all the way to the morgue.

At the morgue entrance, where no one else was allowed in, they finally left.

Back at the parking lot, James and Matthew each made a phone call.

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Still in the grips of sorrow, Olivia received a call instructing her to attend the shareholder meeting.

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When Olivia left ResilientCare Hospital, many media surrounded her car, asking questions.

Olivia gave no response and left the hospital.

Although the news of Daniel’s death had not been confirmed, it had already exploded on various online platforms.

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