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Chapter 25
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Aveline glanced at Ryan, full of gratitude. Ryan nodded in response and turned to handle the paperwork
for her.
The nurse patiently explained to Aveline, “Miss Blackwood, for the next long period, you’ll be undergoing treatment. Chemotherapy drugs are administered through injections, and each time you need to have a needle inserted into your blood vessels. This puts stress on your veins as they endure the damage from chemotherapy drugs. In severe cases, there can be drug extravasation. Many chemotherapy drugs are corrosive. To prevent these troubles, we recommend that you first get a catheter implanted in your arm.”
“To ensure that the drugs can smoothly enter your veins and reach all the organs in your body, a route is left in advance. Its advantage is that it’s used for a longer time, and during the next chemotherapy session, you won’t have to find veins again, and there won’t be any needle slips. It’s convenient and safe, but the downside is that you shouldn’t lift heavy objects with this arm in the future.”
Aveline agreed with the nurse’s recommendation, and before starting chemotherapy, she underwent a minor surgical procedure to implant an infusion port in her arm.
Her body had developed antibodies to anesthesia, so she rejected the injection of anesthesia. As the knife cut through her fragile flesh, she merely furrowed her brow but made no sound.
The doctor asked, “Very few young ladies are as pain–tolerant as you.”
Aveline helplessly replied, “No one cares about me, so why show my pain to anyone?”
She recalled a year ago when she fell into the water, leading to premature labor. Even with anesthesia, she still felt the surgical knife cutting her abdomen clearly. On that day, she passed out from pain on the operating table and woke up in agony.
Yet, Alexander stayed outside Nora’s delivery room, and no matter how loudly she screamed, she couldn’t catch a glimpse of his face.
Since that moment, she learned to endure pain without making a sound.
On the day after chemotherapy, the various side effects appeared. Ryan handled her discharge procedures.
Aveline had to pause countless times on the short journey from the hospital ward to the underground parking lot. Even a slight movement made her feel dizzy and nauseous. Her body seemed completely drained of energy.
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Ryan sighed and squatted down to lift her up. Aveline’s face changed dramatically, and she panicked, refusing, “Ryan, don’t…”
and spoke with an authoritative tone, “Your current condition is very poor. If you don’t accept my help, considering your life, I’ll have no choice
the irony in this situation. Without that divorce certificate, he was still her legal husband, her only “family” who
tell
he’d probably be even happier. She didn’t want him
to take care of you. Your current
friend will return from abroad soon, and she’ll come to take care of me. Ryan, you should
indeed time. He had an important surgery today and left after
some instructions.
It was painful, aching everywhere, dizzying, with her head spinning.
but every minute and every second
these days of extreme suffering, Aveline found that, in her weakened state, the person she missed the most was Alexander. She
She was afraid to the point of tears. He held her hand and accompanied her into
surgery.
years, Aveline still remembered the expression on his face when
surgery, she couldn’t walk and had to stay in bed. Alexander took care of her meticulously. But now, he was with another
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again to forget his goodness, to forget his betrayal, and
her severe pain, Aveline struggled to get out of bed. She bit her lip and decided to
white rice, and as she washed the rice, her
but the intense feelings she had for him, like countless knives, slicing and tearing at her,
waking on the fourth day, she noticed the pain in
had been looking after her after work for
roasted sweet
his black wool coat, and his black hair showed some signs of wetting. As he lowered his head to examine Aveline’s complexion, she noticed a snowflake clinging to his thick, long eyelashes,
it snowing?” Aveline asked
“Well, it snowed all night last night. When you
think it hurts that much today.” Aveline wrapped herself in thick pajamas and stood
she discovered a substantial clump of her hair on the pillow.
the loss of her
but it was still terrifying to see
and falling out.
falling out, even with this anticipation. Aveline, a young woman with a beautiful appearance, felt a heavy heart
she would lose
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In Chapter 25 of the Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica, I Choose The Arranged Marriag by BlueMoone series, Aveline had been in a secret relationship with Castro Harrison, her brother’s best friend, for seven years. She believed their love was real—until she discovered him joking about her with his friends, revealing that she was merely a replacement for his first love, Oriana. Heartbroken, she watched as he prioritized Oriana over her at a party, leaving her behind....... Will this Chapter 25 author BlueMoone mention any details. Follow Chapter 25 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica, I Choose The Arranged Marriag by BlueMoone Chapter 25
Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica, I Choose The Arranged Marriag Chapter 25