Chapter 379 She Needs a Kidney Transplant
Fanny wept beside Scarlet’s hospital bed for what felt like an eternity. She cried until she felt a little exhausted. Finally, Joseph and Christopher assisted her with an examination together.
The examination was thorough, mainly consisting of routine check–ups. However, the doctor’s demeanor upon receiving the results was far from reassuring.
“Dr. Craig, what’s the matter with Fanny?” Joseph, having spent some time at Mercy Hospital, was acquainted with many colleagues, though most were more senior in both title and expertise.
Henry, with a rank higher than Joseph’s, studied the report with a solemn expression. “Let’s conduct another round of detailed checks, focusing primarily on the kidneys.”
Joseph was taken aback and instinctively reached for the report. Sure enough, among the various indicators, there was an abnormality concerning the kidneys..
Upon exiting Henry’s office, Joseph wore an uneasy expression and it immediately drew the attention of Christopher and Fanny.
“Joseph, what’s going on?” Fanny asked with reddened eyes.
Joseph shook his head and said, “We still got to do one more round of checks, Fanny. I’ll stick with you.”
He figured it best to keep her in the dark until they had more info. Telling her now would just pile on the
worry.
Christopher glanced at Joseph’s face and tried to figure out what to say.
After they finished up with the last checkup and Fanny was exhausted, Joseph decided. “I’ll hang around for the results, but you, Fanny, head on home and get some rest.”
Fanny hesitated, sensing there was more to it than what Joseph let on..
Christopher caught Joseph’s eye and suggested, “Come on, Fanny. Let’s walk you home.”
Fanny shot Joseph a look before finally heading out.
Once they were out of the hospital, Fanny couldn’t shake the feeling of dread. “Christopher, do you think I got something serious?”
Christopher rushed to reassure her, “No way, Fanny. You’ll be fine, trust
Even though he tried to sound sure, he had doubts nagging at him.
He couldn’t shake off the
me.”
the gemory of the look Joseph gave him last, making him wonder if the
grim outcome and that’s why
Fanny had always had poor health, never without minor ailments. But today, Joseph’s
her back
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awaited the results of the tests anxiously. As he stared at
words on the report, going over them repeatedly, yet unable to change the
failing. It was a renal failure. Though still in its
her the
at Riverdon Hospital, this was Northland. Where could he
he felt a headache coming on. He decided it was best to discuss the matter with James
noticed a call
the Sanders Family wasn’t as affluent as before, they might still be able to help with finding
Fanny come out yet?” Christopher asked eagerly as
have. Fanny isn’t
please tell me, is
a
But after
she needed
a transplant!” Christopher suggested.
sighed. “Kidneys are hard to come by, but the Kins Family will do our
Joseph’s attitude toward the latter softened
Michael, who was far away in Riverdon, asking for
search.
Michael received his call, he first asked how his
apologize? Did she forgive you?” Michael’s tone was calm as
didn’t like, and had to
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Michael’s reminder, Christopher remembered that he had arranged to meet Jane, but it had been quite a while!
I’m sorry, I completely forgot about meeting Jane.” He had informed Michael about his plans to meet Jane beforehand, so Michael knew that, according to the normal schedule,
hospital with Fanny for her check–up and then had taken her home, so he completely forgot
up, but Jane had not reached
thinking? How
him. Christopher felt both frustrated and unable to
source, so he couldn’t afford to keep upsetting him
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