The Love that Never Really Dies

“So, why were you looking for me?”

“Dr. Moore, I would like to ask you something. You say that my illness can be treated by surgery. Can you explain to me about this treatment?”

Sasha did her best to sound polite, for she did not want to irk the doctor any more than she did.

Dr. Moore looked at her. “Well, I’ll cut open your blood vessels and remove the clot inside it.”

When Sasha heard this, she was disappointed.

She had already guessed that this was the method he would use.

However, it was not just one blood vessel of hers in the lumbar region that had lesions but many. There’s no way he could open up every blood vessel in there…

Sasha became uninterested again. “Doctor Moore, are you kidding? My whole body is like this…”

“That’s why we’re doing the surgery that is endangering your life the most first. As long as we remove the blockage in the blood vessels that are more important, your body would be able to have a stable function and those other less seriously affected blood vessels will recover naturally.”

The doctor with the hoarse voice interrupted her, stating his treatment plan in a flat tone.

Sasha fell silent.

She had never thought of that before.

Although she was a doctor, surgery had never been her forte. As such, she had never done much research in this area.

Does that mean I have a chance to live?

Sasha’s heart that was filled with despair and disheartenment started beating with hope again.

Sasha was very cooperative as she followed every instruction that was given by the

drugs that could soften her blood vessels could increase the success rate of her surgery, she endured its bitter taste and swallowed

her, as it would make her body strong and prevent mishaps that might occur during surgery due

she went to the garden daily to

for her because she was blind. Most of the time, a nurse accompanied her. If the nurse wasn’t around,

world was to someone who had

day, the nurse had some other business to attend to, so she did

want to go out

give me a

patient outside her ward inviting her, Sasha was overjoyed. Rolling her wheelchair, she groped her way

this and came over to

how are you lately? I can see

“Really?”

taking the elevator, the patient looked at

was suffering from a blood

being healthier meant one step closer

day during her exercise to the point that

“Hey!”

“Be careful!”

of powerful arms caught her, preventing her from falling

usual hoarse voice and was just about to thank the doctor

was stunned

There’s no need to overdo your exercise in the future. Learn to stop when you are tired.” Dr. Moore withdrew his hands and quickly found a nurse to help

Sasha was silent.

her mind but when she tried to put