When There Is Nothing Left But Love

I let out a sigh. “I just thought of it and have yet to tell him anything.”

“There’s no need to rush. You should bring it up when everything else has stabilized.”

It was November in K City, and the temperature had dropped lower than usual. It felt like it was about to start snowing.

I was discharged after a few days of rest in the hospital. Meanwhile, Summer had to undergo chemotherapy. After her first session, she had lost quite a bit of weight. Her organs were affected by her illness to the extent that she had lost her appetite completely and didn’t feel like eating anything.

Zachary got some experts from overseas to discuss with the top specialist to come up with the best treatment plan for Summer. Ashton was listening intently. He had been busy at work, probably dealing with Murphy Corporation’s move on Fuller Corporation.

“The most prominent damage is on the patient’s kidney. Even if we manage to get a suitable bone marrow donor, she would not be able to fully recover, as she needs a kidney transplant as well,” the doctor explained with a dull expression.

Another doctor added, “Unfortunately, these two organs are difficult to find. Every year, many patients do not make it till they get a donor. Hence, I suggest that Summer continues with the existing treatment.”

My heart broke upon hearing that news. Cameron pulled me out and consoled, “My dear, you’re currently pregnant. It’s not good for you to get too emotional. Don’t worry. I’ve got an idea to resolve Summer’s issue.”

Since she could not find a suitable donor, Sasha’s mother decided to stop the treatment and brought

the same for Summer. That

do. It seemed like we were stuck

of Summer while Ashton brought me to the office. He was worried that I might

about Summer’s condition. Ashton was worried, so he had been

us with a bright smile. “Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, these dried mangoes are pretty sweet.

remember her identity while Ashton looked at me and

I shook my head.

Fuller, you’ve got to try it first!” The lady passed a piece to me. I

expectantly, I recalled that she was Stella. I had forgotten as

Is it good?” Stella asked while smiling

nodded and replied,

it very much. I thought of you and wanted to pass them to you, but you had not been around lately. I bought these to

aback by her chattiness. I recalled that incident and asked, “How