The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 1667

He now looked like he was gasping for his last breath.

Byran, scared out of his wits, quickly pushed his elder brother away. "Bro! Now is not the time to confront Dad. We need to save him first!"

Balfour snorted. "He won't die! He needs to live to face the mess he’s created!"

As soon as Balfour finished his outburst, the sound of ambulance sirens echoed from the outside.

...

Hospital.

When McNeil woke up again, he was greeted by the sterile white walls of the hospital and the smell of disinfectant.

"Dad! You're finally awake!" Byran's face came into view. Worry was etched all over his face.

McNeil paused, realizing that he had not been able to escape after all. Bitterness began welling up in his eyes.

Byran sat beside the bed. "Dad, you can't do such foolish things again. What’s bothering you so much? Grandpa and Grandma still don’t know you're in the hospital. They'd be terrified if they found out!"

McNeil remained silent. He closed his eyes, not wanting to face the world.

Byran added, "Dad, the doctor said when you wake up, you should take these pills. They're for pain. Here, let me help you sit up and take them, then you can lay back down."

McNeil remained still, not accepting his youngest son's help and refusing to take the medication.

Byran was a little frustrated. "Dad! You have to take them!"

McNeil remained unresponsive.

Byran was heartbroken. He had never seen his father in such a state and didn't want to keep things from him any longer. "Dad, I know where your daughter is. I can bring her to the hospital to see you."

McNeil looked at Byran in amazement. "Really?"

Byran nodded fervently. "Yes! Dad, if you cooperate with the treatment and take your medicine, I'll call her in the morning and ask her to come see you."

A spark lit up in McNeil's eyes. He sat up properly and reached out to take the medicine.

Due to his weakness, McNeil struggled with the action. After Byran helped him take the medicine, he also helped his father lie down, advising him to rest.

For the chance to see his daughter, McNeil cooperated fully, nodding his head and closing his eyes to rest.

After seeing this, Byran felt a terrible ache in his heart. He turned and walked over to sit next to Balfour and whispered, "Bro, if Dad continues like this, Grandpa and Grandma will find out sooner or later. If they're scared into an accident, our family will be ruined. If our sister could come see Dad, he would definitely cooperate with the treatment. He’d get better faster and won't attempt suicide again."