The Lawyer’s Romance in Law

Chapter 274 Like Losing One’s Soul

“Okay, I’ll tell her,” Simon said before leaving the consultation room. When the door closed, a wicked thought suddenly came to Simon’s mind.

If Aiden truly had leukemia, and only he could be a bone marrow match… Would Amanda lean toward him? He knew that harboring such thought was despicable and vile, but if he continued to wait and not do anything, Amanda would inevitably reunite with Elias, and he would lose all hope.

Meanwhile, in the rest area, Amanda smiled as she cradled the peacefully sleeping Aiden in her arms. It was a mother’s smile that came from the depths of her heart. Just then, Simon approached her.

Amanda raised her head when she caught sight of him and asked anxiously, “How did it go? What did the doctor say about the test results? Is it serious?” Although she believed there shouldn’t be any major issues, she couldn’t help but seek out some form of reassurance.

Simon furrowed his brow and kept quiet for a few seconds before finally saying. “There’s nothing major, but…”

Amanda heaved a sigh of relief upon hearing that but her heart instantly sank at the word “but. “But what? Tell me! What exactly happened?” Amanda could feel her heart leap to her throat.

“My friend mentioned that there aren’t any major concerns for now, but nosebleeds aren’t a good sign. We -need to take this seriously and conduct another blood test to confirm if it’s leukemia or a similar

condition. Don’t worry. It’s merely a precautionary examination to put our minds at ease, Simon made a show out of the explanation, deliberately making it sound even worse than it was.

Amanda couldn’t find solace even after hearing his words. It was as if her heart plunged into an abyss, and she looked at him with widened eyes. “Leukemia… How can it be so serious?”

“Don’t overthink it; it’s not that serious. My friend mentioned it’s just a routine check-up for our peace of

mind.”

saying. “Alright, let’s do it. Regardless of the outcome, we need to do it to put our minds at ease.” However, the thought of putting Aiden through another blood draw pained

she had spent a considerable amount of time coaxing him to help him. endure the pain. Amanda could clearly feel the child’s

shoulder and said, “Don’t worry. It’s just a

harbored earlier disappeared upon witnessing Amanda’s troubled expression. He didn’t want to hurt her. Aiden was the person she cherished with her entire being,

driving them back home. Throughout the entire

not to be too anxious. Let’s

I’ll be fine. Thank you. I’ve taken up a lot of your time today, and I apologize for

as she exited the

said, “Don’t worry about it. I’ve taken care of you in the same way during the past four years we were

her arms. As Simon stood in place while

She was like a plant that was about to

“You’re back! The food is almost ready. Wash your hands, and we

Amanda held the little one even tighter and murmured. “It’s fine, let me

look as if you’ve lost your

arms and spoke in a quavering voice, “Selina, do you think I haven’t devoted

Please don’t cry.” Selina hastily got a tissue before gently wiping. away the tears that were

we couldn’t stop it no matter what we tried. We