Will the Aloof Billionaire Divorce Today?-Chapter 793: Poisoned

The amount of bleeding is frightening to see.

The white shirt’s chest is entirely stained with blood, truly shocking.

Upon hearing this, Matthew Saxon’s eyes suddenly turned cold, and a piercing chill emanated from him.

"Young Master, the Chairman’s symptoms don’t seem like they’re caused by a physical ailment, more like..." The assistant had a suspicion but was hesitant to speak directly.

Matthew Saxon also had a suspicion, so he narrowed his phoenix-shaped eyes and finished the unspoken words: "Like poisoning."

"Yes, like poisoning." Matthew had already suspected it himself, so the assistant had no reservations and said what was on his mind: "But we will soon get answers from the doctors, perhaps I’m overthinking."

However, things that we usually think we’re overthinking about often turn into reality.

From the moment he received the phone call, Matthew felt a vague unease, a bad premonition, and now that the assistant had informed him of Roy Saxon’s true condition, his unease and worry deepened.

Hopefully, it’s not as bad as he fears.

Exiting the elevator, they headed straight to the emergency room.

Maxwell Saxon sat outside the door, occasionally raising his head to glance inside, his expression calm yet frequently furrowing his brows.

Upon hearing footsteps, he turned his head, his gaze lingering on Matthew Saxon for two seconds before shifting to the tightly closed doors.

As Matthew reached the door, the tightly shut doors opened.

A doctor in a white coat and mask came out.

"Young Master, Chairman, Old Master Saxon has temporarily escaped danger." The doctor removed his mask and wiped the sweat from his forehead, announcing that Roy had escaped danger, but his tightly furrowed brows hadn’t relaxed, as if troubled by something.

Matthew immediately sensed something amiss in the statement.

"Temporarily? Does that mean he’s still at risk?"

The doctor hesitated for a moment, then nodded under great pressure: "Old Master Saxon’s condition is somewhat complicated, we’ve only temporarily stopped his bleeding, but this is just a symptomatic treatment. If it happens again, it could be more severe, with more blood loss."

Ultimately, Roy would die from excessive blood loss.

"What is causing this situation?" asked Maxwell Saxon, his face just as grim as Matthew’s.

"This... we haven’t figured it out yet." The doctor’s brows furrowed even more when discussing this issue, "Half a year ago, Old Master Saxon had a physical check-up, all indicators were very healthy with no issues, but this time we’ve found all his organs are in a state of partial failure."

"According to the check-up from half a year ago, Old Master Saxon’s organs shouldn’t have inexplicably failed."

The thing Matthew feared most had indeed happened.

Some things, the doctor dared not say outright.

But considering he was very healthy six months ago and suddenly all organs failed, if it’s not due to his own health issues, then the cause must be external.

"If he falls into danger again, what would be the worst-case scenario?" Some events he hoped wouldn’t happen, but things had reached this point, so he had to prepare for the worst.

The doctor thought carefully, then cautiously said: "The worst-case scenario... each episode would be more severe than the last, and by then, Old Master Saxon would... would..."