"Misha, don't worry." Malenkov patted Sokov's back with his hand and comforted him: "We will know what's going on inside soon."

While he was talking, the nurse who took the soldiers to draw blood came over with several blood bags, looked at the people crowded in the corridor, opened the door to the operating room and walked in.

The soldiers who went to draw blood also came back with Sabina.

Sokov walked up to the soldiers, raised his hand and saluted them, and said politely: "Comrades, thank you for everything you have done for my wife."

"Comrade General," the soldiers hurriedly raised their hands in return: "You're welcome, this is what we should do."

Seeing this situation, Malenkov asked Zhukov with some confusion: "Comrade Marshal, what is going on?"

"Comrade Malenkov, the nurse just came out and said that Asiya was bleeding heavily, and the blood bank in the hospital was running out of blood. So we asked these soldiers to donate blood for Asiya."

After listening to Zhukov's explanation, Malenkov finally understood why Sokov took the initiative to salute these guards.

After a few minutes, the dean who went in to inquire about the news came out.

"Comrade Dean, how is the situation inside?" Malenkov asked.

The dean looked at Malenkov standing in front of him, as well as the two marshals Zhukov and Rokossovsky, as well as the injured man's husband, General Sokov, and an unknown major general. He suddenly felt Alexander and raised his hand to wipe

He shed a cold sweat on his forehead and said cautiously: "The situation is very bad. The car accident caused severe internal bleeding. It is still unknown whether he can be saved."

As soon as he finished speaking, Sokov grabbed him by the hem of his clothes: "My wife's life is in danger, but what about the child in her belly?"

The dean tried hard to free his clothes from Sokov's hands and said tremblingly: "Comrade General, please forgive me. When your wife entered the hospital, the amniotic fluid had broken and the child also showed signs of miscarriage. There is no way.

Our doctors could only perform emergency labor induction surgery, but the induced baby died."

After listening to the dean's words, Sokov suddenly felt his eyes go dark, and countless stars were flying around in front of his eyes. He swayed on the spot for a few times, and then fell softly to the side. Fortunately, Rokossovsky was there.
Chapter completed!