Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 671 Tumor

Winona's heart raced as she steadied her thoughts. "Okay, I'll go back and tell her to come in for another X-ray."

After speaking, she stood up to leave.

As she reached the door, a thought suddenly struck her. She turned back to the doctor and said, "You do know that Evelina is a public figure, right? I hope you can keep this matter confidential." The doctor replied, "Don't worry. It's illegal for medical staff to disclose a patient's condition without consent."

"That's a relief."

Winona hurriedly took the X-ray and rushed over to Liberty Grove.

Meanwhile, Evelina had recently splurged on several luxury items and was at home applying a delicate makeup look, preparing to take a beautiful selfie to post on Twitter.

Winona rushed into her home, entering the code without pausing to change her shoes.

She called out urgently, "Evelina! Evie!"

Evelina was in her room taking photos when she heard Winona's frantic voice outside. Rolling her eyes, she put down her phone and walked to the bedroom door. "Why are you shouting? I'm in my room." Winona rushed up to her, grabbing her hand with a worried look. "I received the results from the X-ray you took yesterday, and there's bad news."

"What news?"

"The doctor told me they suspect you might have a tumor in your stomach!"

"What?!"

and her face turned

it as a possibility, you just need to go back to the hospital for another

to sleep when Winona's loud voice startled her awake. Yawning, she stepped

she exclaimed, "What?! Winona, are you saying

her sister were like leeches, clinging to Evelina for

die was nearly as frightening for them as it was for

was overwhelmed by dizziness and fainted from the

"Evie, Evie!"

consciousness, she discovered she

faint ringing echoed in her ears as she slowly opened her eyes, still

were discussing something when Winona noticed Evelina had woken up. She rushed to her side.

and nurse turned their

"What happened to me?"

words carefully, avoiding anything alarming. "You fainted again due to low blood sugar, Ms. Drayton. Your condition isn't great, so please

the doctor and nurse stepped

be back soon. I asked her to pick up

and be right

saw her speaking with the doctor in the hallway, looking

thorough examination, confirming that there was indeed a tumor in her stomach. Moreover, the situation wasn't very optimistic, it was highly