Trial Marriage Husband : I Am CEO's Plaything

Chapter 193 - I Will Handle It

Oscar and Rangga then approached the ER doctor. A nurse then rushed over to Rangga as he looked battered and gave him some bandages and medicine.

The nurse rubbed the scar with alcohol then bandaged it. Rangga nodded, thanking her before he got up from the chair and went to Lisa's bed.

Oscar stood beside Rangga and didn't make a sound. He regretted beating Rangga until he was battered, but he was too arrogant to apologize.

Rangga glanced at the golden haired man for a while then turned his face back.

A doctor then approached the two gentlemen standing near the ER beds. His gaze began to look a little worried, Rangga could see it through the doctor's thick glasses.

"Doc, how is Lisa? Is she allowed to go home?" Rangga asked, clutching his bandaged cheek.

"Looks like Miss Lisa has to stay at the hospital, I want to see the development of her vision. If she still can't see by tomorrow, I have to perform further surgery," the doctor explained briefly and concisely.

"Don't worry, I will pay whatever amount as long as Lisa can get her vision again!" Oscar suddenly said.

Lying on the bed, Lisa heard a deep, sensual voice nearby. She couldn't see yet but she firmly believed that the man with the deep, sensual voice was Oscar. Lisa's heart immediately started beating very fast.

'Hold on, why is Oscar here!?'

"Oscar, is that you?" Lisa asked softly.

"Yes, it's me!" Oscar replied briefly. "Are you okay?"

"Hey calm down, I'm getting better even though my vision isn't completely good. Where is Rangga?"

"I'm here Lis, just calm down. I will accompany you until you heal," Rangga said firmly.

"Good, you two were fighting, right?" Lisa suddenly asked.

"Why—" before he could finish his words, Rangga was immediately interrupted by Lisa, "Oh, how come I didn't know? Two of you were so noisy like fighting roosters out there. I also heard from one of the nurses earlier. Why do you guys fight!"

"I'm sorry, Lisa. I started it first. I beat Rangga because this man failed to protect you!" Oscar replied while glancing at Rangga with a fierce gaze.

"Oscar! Don't talk carelessly! You don't know what happened!" Rangga replied, getting annoyed.

"Give it break! I don't want to hear you two fight. This is a hospital, not a boxing ring!" Lisa snapped irritably.

The two men then apologized at the same time.

"Lisa, how are you feeling now? Do you feel better?" Oscar asked worriedly.

"Idiot, do you think I feel good while blind while like this?" Lisa replied sarcastically.

Hearing Lisa's short answer made Rangga laugh. "I know right??"

The golden haired man turned his face to Rangga then narrowed his eyes.

In return, Rangga smiled mischievously.

"The important thing is I'm still alive, you don't have to worry!"

Suddenly, Oscar leaned over to Lisa and hugged her slowly.

Lisa was surprised. The body that embraced her definitely didn't belong to Rangga. It felt big and muscular, so she thought that this must be Oscar.

"Oscar, what are you doing? Don't do anything weird!" Lisa exclaimed in anticipation of the sudden movement.

"I'm so worried, who could do this to you? Is this Rangga's doing? Do you want me to get rid of him from your life?" Oscar asked softly in Lisa's ear.

"Hey! I heard you, Oscar!" Rangga exclaimed, looking irritated.

"Oscar, please. This is my fault, Rangga has nothing to do with this accident. Karina came to me at the office. She suddenly came and we both had a fight. It's my fault because I beat her first since she didn't want to listen to my order," Lisa explained to Oscar.

"That Karina Destriana? My former employee!?" Oscar said in surprise.

"That's right, Oscar. And I really didn't expect that woman to sneak into my office just like that. I've done my best by bringing Lisa here as soon as possible," Rangga firmly added.

Oscar turned his body and looked at Rangga behind him. "Enough. Let me take over this matter, Mr. Rangga. I don't want you to interfere with Lisa's business," Oscar said firmly. The glint in his eyes showed that he was really angry. He still couldn't believe that Rangga didn't protect Lisa from an incident that nearly took the woman's life.

Not long after, Lisa fell unconscious again. Rangga got up from his seat and called the nurse.

Oscar touched Lisa's chin and looked at her with a worried look. "Lisa, Lisa !? Lisa can you hear me? Are you still alive? Lisa!"

"Nurse please! The patient has passed out!" Rangga shouted.

A nurse immediately rushed to check on Lisa. The doctor who had sewn up Lisa's head also came with her.

"Mr. Rangga, it looks like Miss Lisa must be hospitalized. Tomorrow, if her condition doesn't improve, allow me to perform further surgery," the doctor said to Rangga.

The doctor and nurse brought Lisa to the room followed by Oscar and Rangga. 

Oscar then called Mr. Dani to take care of Lisa's inpatient administration at the counter.

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After things died down a little, Rangga sat on the chair in front of Lisa's room looking dumbfounded. He regretted failing to save Lisa in his office.

He felt that he was a bad employer. 

"What kind of boss are you? You let someone you don't know just walk into your office and make one of your employees hurt like this!?" He muttered to himself.

Oscar came out of the room along with the doctor. The two men seemed to be chatting, then the doctor left him to go.

Oscar turned his body, looked at Rangga who was sitting with a grim face. He approached Rangga and said, "You don't have to worry about Lisa's treatment costs. I took care of everything. You can go back home..."

Rangga didn't reply to Oscar. He rubbed his face and then leaned his head against the wall. For a long time, he stared blankly at the hospital ceiling.

"Maybe you're right Oscar," he said spontaneously.

Oscar raised his brows. "You mean?"

"I failed to protect Lisa. I'm not a good man," Rangga continued with a sad look.

"Forget it. I just want Lisa to get well and resolve this problem soon," Oscar replied. The man didn't even glance at Rangga.

A tall, burly man then came over to Oscar while he was standing at the door. The man leaned closer and whispered, "Mr. Oscar, I've done everything. What do you think about the person who hurt Miss Lisa?"

"I will not let Karina Destriana run away," Oscar replied to Dani.

"Fine, I'll handle it," Mr.. Dani lowered his head, then hurried to leave the hospital.