Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 865:

“When we suspect this type of disease, the likelihood is usually around seventy to eighty percent. But medical advancements have come a long way, and the child can have a bone marrow transplant. Try not to lose hope.” She gave Dalores’ shoulder a comforting squeeze before leaving to arrange Emerson’s biopsy.

The few people in the waiting area had overheard everything, casting sympathetic glances toward Dalores.

Emerson, nestled in Eileen’s arms, whimpered softly, his tiny hands reaching for his mother’s clothes.

The sound of Emerson seemed to pull Dalores back from the brink. She wiped her eyes and took her son in her arms, her voice barely above a whisper. “It can’t be. This is Emerson’s first real illness. How could it possibly be leukemia? The doctor said before it was an infection when he had that fever.”

Tears spilled down Dalores’ cheeks. Eileen fetched some tissues from the nurse’s station before returning.

“The success rates for treating leukemia have improved dramatically. Even if it is the case, you don’t need to worry as much.”

odds, there’s always a chance of relapse, and my baby will suffer so much. Why is

from the chair to the floor, cradling Emerson and sobbing uncontrollably. The people nearby murmured words of comfort, some even wiping away tears of their own. The scene

begins

Ruby, embracing Bailee and herself, her voice raw with desperation as she pleaded with the nurse,

words had been born from a primal

offered hope, saying that even though there wasn’t a cure, Ruby could extend her life with treatment,

the idea of treatment and prepared to leave the hospital with Bailee

been finding money for Ruby’s treatment. Now, financial concerns were no longer an

Emerson’s young age, they needed time to prepare for the bone marrow extraction. She scheduled an appointment for eight o’clock the next morning, noting that the results could take one to three

prescribed

remaining at the hospital for the paternity test results, Eileen drove