Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia)

Carson's phone call was like a timely rain on a drought-stricken land. Frederick choked on his sob, cleared his throat, and said, "Thank you..."

Did that mean Ally can still be cured?

Thank god, there was hope!

No! Not just hope. She would definitely be cured! Technology was so advanced now. As long as there was a glimmer of hope, he would hold on to it with both hands.

"From now onwards, I will invest at least 100 million dollars more into your laboratory every year!" As long as he could afford it, he would not hesitate to pour money into the project.

That was the first time that Frederick had experienced complete despair. Money was easy. One could always earn it back. Curing an illness was completely different. No matter how much money or status one had, it was powerless against nature. Suddenly he remembered Danica, someone struggling against disease as well. It even happened in the blink of an eye.

Although the two women could not be compared, they were both people he knew. Sickness did not discriminate. Frederick remembered too his late mother and his old granny, even his father had one foot in the grave. He thought also of Alicia's parents and many more who had close relationships with him.

At that moment, the overwhelming feeling of loss filled his heart again.

After hanging up the phone, Frederick felt his spirits improve again. His rollercoaster-like emotions left him feeling a little dizzy. He raised his hand to block out the dazzling sunshine, but the corners of his mouth gradually relaxed a little. Now the most urgent thing was to prevent the exacerbation of Alicia's illness before they could find a cure! They couldn't let her suffer any more unwanted symptoms. He was afraid she'll forget him!

Whenever he thought about how his lover could possibly forget who he was or would look at him with an extremely unfamiliar gaze, Frederick would feel like part of his soul was leaving him. His lover was already deeply engraved in his heart. Unconsciously, he laid his hand on his chest and patted it a few times, "It will be fine. It must be fine!"

After consoling himself, Frederick thought of something and picked up his car keys. "I almost forgot. Carson's medicine should have arrived. It was also time for him to have a checkup, and get his injection!"

As much as she wanted, Alicia could not fall pregnant. Her immune system would not be able to handle it.

Even if she was so eager to have a baby...

It must be concealed from her that he had inoculated Spermicide. Otherwise, she would definitely be sad if she knew He kept the fact that he was being injected with a special spermicidal shot. It would break her heart if she found out.!

What she said went in one ear and out the other. However, he did manage to

handed him his prescription, Frederick thought he was being reminded about his second appointment. He did not pay careful attention to it and replied absent-mindedly, "Okay". He

that he didn't even remember how he got

Carson in detail again. When he left,

he walked out of the hospital, the sky was already getting darker. He picked up his cell phone and was just about to call Alicia when an anonymous

anger suddenly rising up in him, along a sliver of sorrow and sympathy. He could not help

let it ring and did not

it was her, he didn't have the time or effort to deal with

It strengthened his conviction

suddenly noticed some messages in his inbox. He clicked on it and suddenly

that she had fainted?

you want to know

already said that you will regret it! If I couldn't get one thing,

honks sounded behind him and jerked him back to his senses. Frederick blearily realized that his car had been blocking the other cars. The light had turned green and he could vaguely hear the other drivers yelling complaints

number? Was it

trying to say? Did Alicia's condition have something to do

his spine. This scheming woman! He spared

his fists so tightly

taken precautions, so where did she find an

to an isolated

her

little too

deep breath. He said to himself, "Could she be only

enquired, "No?