Chapter 727: Chapter 727: Dolphin Show Goes Wrong Chapter 727: Chapter 727: Dolphin Show Goes Wrong “Abigail, let’s go.” Kelly saw Abigail Green suddenly stop and turned her head to urge her.

Abigail came to her senses and responded with a hum, placing Teddy in the double stroller that the elders had brought, facing Tate.

After arranging the two little ones, Abigail looked back at the spot just now. The figure was no longer visible. Frowning slightly, she caught up with Kelly and the elders.

The group drew a lot of attention due to the eight bodyguards in black suits, but once they entered the venue, the bodyguards dispersed to various corners, avoiding a scene where they watched the animals while others watched them.

Teddy was thirteen months old and this was his first proper outing. He initially played with Tate, but as soon as they entered the underwater tunnel, his eyes widened instantly, staring straight at the various colorful fish behind the transparent glass.

“Fish, fish…” Tate, being older and having seen fish before, happily waved his little hand and shouted.

Hearing this, Teddy happily pointed at the glass, almost flipping out of the stroller, “Fish fish, Mama, fish fish…”

Abigail simply picked up Teddy and placed him on the ground.

As soon as his little feet touched the ground, Teddy rushed to the glass, pressing his entire little face against it. Abigail tried to hold him back but couldn’t.

Seeing Teddy standing in front of the glass, Tate also didn’t want to sit anymore. He raised his hands, signaling Kelly to take him down.

While lifting Tate down, Kelly remarked, “They really learn by example.”

Once on the ground, Tate ran up to Teddy and pointed at the fish inside, “Big fish, small fish, red fish…”

Teddy, being a year younger than Tate, couldn’t produce as many sounds, only managing to shout “fish fish fish” in excitement, his eyes and hands not knowing where to focus.

Abigail usually didn’t think much about it, but seeing the little one’s excitement now, she realized she had hardly taken Teddy out over the past year.

Plus, during the days she was hypnotized, she hadn’t spent much time with Teddy. Since it was her first time being a mother, she had no idea how to raise a child. At Moon Lake Manor, there was Brandon Piers, the elder, the housekeeper Mr. Piers, and Kelly.

But in the large villa now, it was often just Teddy and Aunt Claudia, with only a dog as a playmate.

The more Abigail thought about it, the more guilty she felt.

“Children love lively places. You can take him out more often. We can go out together regularly.” Kelly had spent some time with Abigail and somewhat understood her personality. Noticing her unusual emotions, she spoke to Abigail in a big-sisterly manner.

Abigail nodded, “Alright.”

She then looked down at the little face pressed hard against the glass, almost trying to press the entire face against the little fish swimming by.

Abigail shook her head with a smile, squatting beside the little ones, teaching them to identify various kinds of fish.

The two little ones listened attentively, occasionally echoing Abigail.

After emerging from the underwater tunnel, the group visited the deep-sea exhibit, the shark aquarium, the touch pool… by the time they finished a round, it was time for the dolphin show.

Abigail held Teddy on her lap, Kelly held Tate, and the elder and Aunt Claudia chatted beside them. When the show started, the two little ones excitedly shouted, mixing their voices with those of other children, creating a lively atmosphere.

However, as the performance progressed, the commotion behind them grew louder. Abigail’s keen ears quickly detected something unusual; a child had an accident.

Having experienced Jeffrey Foster’s scheme, Abigail was more cautious about rescuing others. She handed Teddy to Aunt Claudia and told Grandfather Piers a few words.

Soon, a bodyguard went to inquire about the situation. It turned out that a child with congenital heart disease had fainted from excitement.

Confirming the situation, Abigail dared not delay. She let the bodyguard clear a path while shouting, “Everyone make way, I’m a doctor.”

“A doctor! Everyone, move aside, there’s a doctor!” Someone in the crowd heard Abigail and immediately shouted. In no time, a path was cleared.

Abigail hurried in and saw the fainted girl already turning blue. Without paying attention to the people beside her, she knelt down to start the emergency rescue, only to be blocked by a large hand. Looking up, she met the face she had seen briefly before.

Abigail was stunned. She thought she was mistaken earlier, but it was indeed Joshua Piers. However, she had no time for this, “Move, she needs immediate first aid.”

“The ambulance will be here soon.” Joshua’s voice was cold. Although Brandon Piers and Abigail Green had broken up, he always felt there was more to it.

He would never entrust Dora to his opponent’s woman.

Especially now that his competition with Brandon had reached a feverish pitch. He had been involved in the kidnapping incident with Abigail and believed she might hold a grudge.

“By the time the ambulance arrives, she’ll be dead.” Abigail didn’t care about Joshua’s words. She pushed him away and faced his icy gaze with determination.

Joshua assumed Abigail would back down, but her black, persistent eyes were unlike any he had ever seen.

Slightly stunned, Joshua wanted to persist, but someone nearby shouted, “Let the doctor save her, before it’s too late for the child.”

Jolted, Joshua quickly looked at the girl. Her lips were already turning purple.

Abigail seized the moment of his distraction, rushed to the child’s side, and began emergency rescue.

Joshua still wanted to stop, “You–”
“Shut up!” She coldly cut him off and then looked at her bodyguard, “Get my bag.”

The dolphin show had been halted, and the surroundings fell quiet. Abigail’s words were especially abrupt.

Watching the Piers family bodyguard fetch the bag, Joshua’s gaze grew colder, “If something happens to Dora, you’ll pay with your life.”

Abigail ignored his threats, pressed her hand on the girl’s chest, and visualized a clear organ map in her mind, noting the heart’s condition. She began to perform first aid and instructed coldly to Joshua, “Call the ambulance and tell them to prepare all cardiac surgery equipment. There might be a need for surgery in the ambulance.”

Joshua, face grim, instructed someone to arrange it.

The bodyguard brought her bag. Without looking, Abigail had him open it, then took out sterilized silver needles.

Although Joshua had seen a lot, seeing Abigail sticking a ten-centimeter silver needle into Dora’s heart made him tense, his face darkening, “Abigail Green, what are you doing?”

Without answering, Abigail slowly inserted the silver needle.

Joshua’s eyelid twitched, “Abigail Green!”