Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 1857 Almost Gone

Throughout the years, Madilyn had rarely talked about her family.

Having known her for years, Roxanne had never probed because she could tell that her friend did not wish to discuss it.

The only things Roxanne knew were that Madilyn's family lived in the northwest and that she was in constant contact with her mother.

Naturally, Roxanne became acquainted with Madilyn's mother, Lorraine Xander, through numerous video calls. Madilyn took her mother's last name.

“Where is Mdm. Xander now?” Roxanne asked. “Have you brought her in? I'll take a look at her first, then I want all the reports you have on her condition. Now's not the time to wallow in sadness. Lest you forget, I'm a miracle worker!”

Madilyn knew that Roxanne's medical skills had solved many impossible cases and cured many patients the hospital deemed incurable.

Besides, she was learned in ancient medicine.

This time, however, Madilyn did not dare hold on to any hope. Based on her own years of medical experience, she could tell her mother might not make it this time.

Her heart was gradually failing. Then, her other organs would break down until they were all beyond repair.

did she fear her disappointment worsening if she regained any hope, but she also did not want to

Let's go. I'll

composed herself and led Roxanne toward the inpatient

upon entering the ward and seeing Lorraine, who was sound asleep.

video call two months ago, her cheeks seemed to have shrunk, and her eyes

“Mom didn't want to turn on her camera anymore and insisted on sticking to voice call. I was so stupid not to have seen that she was hiding the increasing severity of her heart disease. I

she saw

to greet her and ask her how she

deeply she is sleeping, she might be borderline comatose. I may not have

not say much else. Instead, she took the patient's

skin felt

stick-thin wrist, Roxanne felt her heart wrench with

pulse was so weak that it was almost

heart lurched. Indeed, she's almost

worry. There's still hope. Let her get some rest. We'll head back to