CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1179

The nurse looked troubled. "Mr. Turner specifically instructed us to deliver all of this to you. He even threatened to file a complaint if you refused, which would affect our department's performance reviews. Miss Yvonne, please don't make things difficult for us. Besides, this

nutritious breakfast will help you recover. Why not just accept it?"

Could money really bend the rules like this?

Yvonne felt furious but did not want to make things harder for the nurse, so she reluctantly allowed the food to stay.

After breakfast, Yvonne texted Nina to let her know she was in the hospital, subtly hinting that she wanted to leave. What Yvonne did not know was that Nina was already at the doctor's office, along with Nash and Joe. All three looked grim, their expressions heavy with concern.

Especially Nina, whose shoulders shook as she tried to hold back tears. Nash wrapped his arm around her, trying to offer comfort, though he was at a loss for words.

Finally, Joe broke the tense silence, his voice serious. "Doctor, I've made my decision. I want to donate my kidney to Yvonne."

Nina was shocked. She had not expected Joe to make such a drastic choice.

transplant was undoubtedly the best option. Nina had been thinking about using all her resources to find a donor, but

moment, Nina saw Joe in a different light. What kind of feelings

it just familial love? It did not

but the complication was that he already

he sort out his

small matter. Are you sure about this?" the doctor asked, cautious about the situation, especially given Joe's status. He wanted to avoid any legal complications. Joe remained firm in his decision and reassured the doctor, even

doctor hesitated, but Joe had already started drafting

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done, she turned

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could ever be. I told him that I have enough money to get t the best

face turned a shade of red, then pale, unable to come

Nash had easily put Winona in her place. It seemed he only spoke when it really mattered. And when he