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Hearing Rufus' thanks, Vanessa couldn't help but feel sad, and for some reason tears were actually welling up in her eyes. She never thought that she was such a fragile person, an operation, a person who had no relation to her, had touched her heart.

"Never mind it, Rufus. Go for it!"

"I will."

Felix locked his eyes at them and they looked like each other in look and tonet.

Was he overthinking it? Or was Rufus hiding something from him? How could there be such a coincidence?

"Okay, I'm going in."

Rufus turned around, but at the same time Brian suddenly held Winnie's hand.

When Winnie was confused, Rufus walked into the operating room without looking back.

Winnie felt the strength being applied to her hands, and just as she raised her eyes to look at Brian, just as the door to the operating room was about to close, Brian suddenly spoke.

"Dad ......"

It brought everything to a standstill.

The door to the operating room stopped closing, Winnie looked at Brian, and Stella incredibly opened her mouth.

The one who was most shocked was Rufus, who stopped but didn't turn around, afraid that he had heard wrong, afraid that what he heard was an illusion, and even more afraid that he was dreaming.

If it was a dream, he didn't want to wake up.

"Dad ...... I'll wait you out."

Brian called out again.

After twenty years, he thought he would never call out to him again.

But he didn't even expect himself to call out so naturally, thought he was nervous, holding Winnie's hand.

He knew his courage to call out "Dad" came from Winnie's inspiration.

He wanted to try once.

Rufus heard him clearly, he wasn't dreaming, it was a call from his son.

"Wait for me, I'll be out soon."

Rufus said with tears in his eyes, but he didn't dare to turn around for fear that his son would see his tears.

The door to the operating room closed, the warning light above the door turned on, and Brian's nervous grip on Winnie's hand hadn't let go.

His force was enough to make Winnie cry out in pain, but Winnie raised the corners of her mouth and looked at Brian with immense relief.

"You did it."

Winnie spoke in a small voice, complimenting Brian like a child.

She knew that at this moment, Brian needed the affirmation and encouragement.

couldn't have called out without you

down at Winnie, without her, without her forcing and encouraging him,

effort,

the time to take credit, instead,

answering Winnie, Brian let out a long sigh. After "Dad" was called out,

as hard as I thought it would be,

truest feeling of

hadn't yet forgiven his father and hadn't been able to come to terms with the past, he had taken a step forward and felt the happiness of calling out to

enough, take your

the stone she had been blocking

Brian and Winnie, while Felix

Vanessa and Rufus together, and now he was comparing Vanessa and Stella together, so at a glance, they looked alike. If an outsider were to look at

Felix took it seriously.

exact same blood type. Such blood types counted as family genetics, and the chances of coincidence were rare. And if it

would get abortion, but there was never

is possible that Vanessa

at me, do I have

noticed Felix's gaze and came over

you're too thin, did you not

found a

don't feel I am thin,

you worried

over to chat with Felix

"Yes."

did not deny it, but it was the

nice to have a father to worry about him at

said, trying to

"Envious?"

carefully sizing up Vanessa, feeling that she

"Yes."

was envious because her parents died, and no matter what happened to her, her parents would

old are

began to verify

"I'm 21 years old."

long

"When is your birthday?"

He continued the question.

year, X

diverted Felix's attention so

"Good."

in his heart, he was calculating the date and

got abortion,

how come you have RhD,

voice as he asked the question, afraid of

aunt said my grandparents weren't that blood type either. I'm the exception, but my aunt said there are a lot of genetic variations like

and when asked

it

Felix knew that the likelihood of inheritance was high, and that the

much as the Chambers family didn't have a genetic predisposition