Elijah and Kasey were both struck by the same overwhelming shock. The doctor’s profound emotions sent shivers down their spines, foreboding something terrible.

“What’s the matter, Dr. Sheridan?” Kasey asked, her voice tinged with worry.

Dr. Sheridan handed them Nala’s medical report. “When she arrived at the hospital, she had injuries, so we conducted a comprehensive examination. The results revealed pathological changes in her blood…”

They stared at him, their eyes wide with fear.

“In simpler terms, she has leukemia.”

“What?” Kasey felt her strength wane and struggled to catch her breath, nearly stumbling.

Elijah steadied her, though he also felt drained. He put on a facade of composure.

“Are you absolutely certain?” He enunciated each word carefully. “Dr. Sheridan, is this truly our daughter’s report?”

“I wish I could be wrong,” Dr. Sheridan said somberly. “I was concerned when the report came in, so I rechecked it myself. Unfortunately, the diagnosis remains the same. It’s leukemia but in its early stages, which means it’s treatable.”

Kasey’s heart shattered, and she sobbed. “I only have one daughter… I’ve been caring for her since the day she was

breath!” Elijah implored. “Didn’t the doctor mention there’s

a comprehensive treatment plan, although there may be medication and

it takes to restore our daughter’s

she could lean on for the rest of her life. Petty arguments and misunderstandings seemed

Elijah loved their child.

So did she.

as she rested her head on his chest. He was taken

ear. “She has parents who adore her. How could she bear to

nodded, tears in her

during the treatment.” Dr. Sheridan continued. “The most effective treatment for leukemia is a bone marrow transplant. The highest success rate is with family members as donors, so please

“Absolutely, we understand.”

using the best medications and the latest technology to

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