Mission To Remarry

Chapter 476

After a bit of coordination, all four doctors were given some patients.

Roxanne breathed a sigh of relief and returned to her post to work away.

Silence descended upon the cubicle. Occasionally, the sounds of the kids joking and playing around rang out, but they kept it soft. It was almost as though they were worried about disturbing the doctors.

The more Roxanne worked, the heavier her heart felt.

Their first round was a simple examination of the kids’ pulse and getting an idea of how their health was. Those with more complicated medical issues would have to receive extra treatment.

When Roxanne first saw the abandoned kids, she was already heartbroken for them. Actually treating their condition made her feel even worse.

Some of the kids had milder issues and could be cured with some medicine or via acupuncture. Unfortunately, the doctors on site couldn’t help those with more complicated issues. All they could do was send the kids to the hospital, where the Damaris family would pay for their medical fees.

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Roxanne treated all had mild issues, and she was just about to sigh in relief when she examined a

years old and was around

heart ached so much that she couldn’t

very sick?” asked

guts to answer that question because she worried that her voice would be thick with tears if

up consoling her instead. “It’s fine. I’m just an orphan nobody loves anyway, so no one will be

so everyone

fingers into her palms before

and couldn’t bear the situation

the boy’s head. “Don’t worry. We’ll take you to the hospital,

and looked right at Roxanne. He wanted

to cry. She made herself smile and promised, “You will be fine, and you are not a kid nobody loves. Once you’ve recovered, someone will come for you and adopt you. You will have a daddy and a mommy, and you will grow up

kid’s eyes glowed at the mention of a daddy and a mommy. Eager and filled with anticipation, he asked, “Is it true?

in her chest. The kid’s words suggested that he knew exactly how bad his