Chapter overview: Chapter 1593 from Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy, E. L. Clarke introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
Money truly didn't matter right now.
"Thank you for your hard work."
Juniper checked the time, her voice steady. "It's about time. Let's begin the surgery."
"Understood."
The doctors exchanged glances, immediately dispersing to prep the operating room in an orderly fashion.
"Is it really dangerous?" Sensing the shift in the atmosphere, Warren pressed her. "Tell me the truth. I can handle it."
"Yes."
Juniper had no intention of hiding it from him. She enunciated every word clearly. "Her condition isn't like a typical pregnancy. The risk of a massive hemorrhage is extremely high."
"What you need to do now is ensure there's an abundant blood supply ready, and then—"
Juniper swallowed hard, her voice turning gravelly. "Find a place to sit and stay out of my way."
She had far more critical things to handle next.
"...Alright."
Warren fell silent for a long time, forcing himself to calm down before slowly squeezing out a single word.
Celine needed him right now. He couldn't afford to fall apart.
Warren waited quietly outside the operating room doors.
Before the surgery officially began, Juniper stepped out to meet the family members who had just arrived.
Theia was so terrified she could barely stand, her hands shaking violently as she gripped Juniper's arm.
"No matter what happens, you all need to stay calm."
"We will."
Theia nodded vigorously, staring at Juniper with red-rimmed eyes. "We'll wait quietly. We won't get in the way."
"Good."
Juniper looked at Shanley. Before she could even speak, the man nodded.
The unspoken message: He would handle everything out here.
He understood her perfectly.
With her instructions given.
Juniper changed into sterile scrubs and entered the delivery room.


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