The Ceo’s Convict Wife

Chapter 1268

The two nurses were momentarily stunned, then regained their composure. “You have B-type blood?”

“Yes,” Riley confirmed.

“Then come with us. But before donating, you’ll need to undergo blood tests,” one of the nurses said.

Riley nodded in understanding.

When Riley followed one of the nurses to the blood-drawing station, there were already some doctors and nurses inside. A few of them were holding cotton balls, pressing them against their arms, indicating they had just given blood.

Riley rolled up the sleeve of her left arm, revealing her forearm, while her right hand was still wearing a glove.

Because of the absence of a finger on her right hand, Riley had unconsciously developed the habit of wearing gloves these days.

Warm blood was drawn from her arm through a tube, and the results came out 15 minutes later.

Due to the child needing a complete blood transfusion during every seizure, the blood required was substantial. Three medical staff members present were also donating blood. Upon hearing that Riley was only passing by and decided to donate blood upon learning about the urgent need for the child, they couldn’t help but praise her.

“Fewer people like you exist these days.”

“If most people are willing to donate blood voluntarily, the blood bank wouldn’t be in crisis every year.”

Riley smiled faintly, “Helping those in need feels good.”

If her blood could really save a child, she would consider her life, saved by Nicholas, to have a greater purpose

Soon, the results of the tests were out, and Riley was arranged by the three nurses to start donating blood.

flow into the plastic blood bag through the transparent tube, Riley slowly closed her eyes, hoping that the child would be fine.

complete blood

all she could do

we’ll be drawing today will be a bit more. We’ll keep it within the normal range, but you might feel fatigued in the next few days,” a

understand,” Riley replied.

flow out of her body, and she felt a

to that car accident, where Nicholas had shielded her with his body. The warm blood had dripped down

she would never

much time had passed, but

her an envelope. “This is some money from the patient’s father. He is very grateful for your

need. I didn’t donate blood for a

after donating blood, you also need to buy some supplements to replenish your body. Even f regular blood donations, there are basic allowances,” the nurse said, placing the envelope beside Riley. “Just accept this envelope with peace mind.”

about you help me return it to the patient’s family?”

looked troubled, “If something has been given away, it’s unlikely to be

the patient’s family is? I can return it to

might not be convenient. Without their consent, we

Riley fell silent.

faintly heard a voice coming

12th floor? Was the child in need of blood on the 12th floor?” Riley

she couldn’t leave immediately; she needed to rest on-site for 30 minutes. If there were no adverse reactions, only then could she leave.

blood-drawing station with the envelope in her hand.

was only one building with

to the 12th floor. She planned to inquire at the

walked through the corridor, she bumped into Zephyr coming

seemed to be discussing something