Eight Kickass Uncle Sweet Spoil

252 The Perfect ide

several million medical expenses, which is nothing to the Murray family.

Later, Oaklynn went abroad for treatment with the help of the Murray family.

Later, Clara disappeared, and the Murray family was looking for Clara, exhausted by this incident, and no one remembered Oaklynn–

After all, to the Murray family, Oaklynn can only be regarded as a stranger they are slightly familiar with.

While Susie was eating, she turned the egg to play, and suddenly the egg stopped.

Immediately it fell down with a clatter, pointing towards Martin.

Susie snorted.

At about ten o’clock in the morning, a guest came to the house, a girl dressed plainly, who looked about twenty-three or twenty-four years old.

“Hi…I’m Oaklynn, do you remember me?” Oaklynn grabbed his clothes with a nervous look on his face.

Alana was easy to talk and said with a smile, “Remember, sit down!”

Oaklynn looked at the sofa anxiously, and said, “Well, I’d better not sit on it, this sofa looks so expensive…I, I don’t deserve it…”

Alana was speechless.

Oaklynn, who said it was unworthy, looked like he didn’t dare to look up, but looked at Martin.

“Martin, I’m here today to thank you all. If you hadn’t given me money for treatment back then, I might have died by now…but I don’t know how to repay you. My family…is very poor, I do n’t know What can I give…”

The Perfect Life

the hem

Susie: Emm…

this aunt named

thought her

said in surprise, “It’s

asked in a low voice,

while and said, “It

can get out of bed and walk around, I will go for a walk in the

I met

out that Oaklynn also had leukemia. She

why she died? Encourage her not to give up hope. She said that her family sold their car and house to treat her illness. She was originally an ordinary person in a small county town, but one

she was going to give up treatment and choose to leave the hospital, her father squad without saying a word, and her mother silently

ide

moment, so she paid them the treatment

month later. She went back after the

making a fuss about not coming for treatment, but his father went to draw blood and sell money for her treatment,

begged her on her

will never worry about money, but she is different, she is ready to die at any

friends like this Later. I paid for

all, money meant nothing to her at

Oaklynn. She hoped that others would be well, and she would be well too.

it turned out to be

lying down and couldn’t even get up. She came up

marrow match, but the whole bone marrow replacement and chemotherapy would cost several million dollars, which

but make us despair again and again, I might