Sir Ares, Goodnight

Sis Angeline could tolerate Jay's indifference and alienation. Even after being ruthlessly abandoned by him, she was willing to bear and raise their children for him. Even after suffering so many grievances, she never gave up on Jay.

It was no wonder that Jay loved Angeline so much.

As for Josie and Zayne, they both shared memories that were etched deep into their bones as well. However, they were common people, after all.

Ultimately, it was inevitable for them to weigh each other's merits and demerits. Soon, their hearts turned bitterly cold and made them grow disappointed in each other.

Zayne's test result came out, and he had advanced kidney disease.

The doctor told Angeline with great regret, "The patient lost a kidney in the past, and now his remaining kidney is failing. He's currently in a lifethreatening situation. If the family is planning on treating him, then a kidney transplant must be considered as soon as possible. Getting a suitable kidney is the top priority."

Angeline said almost without the slightest hesitation," I'm his sister. I'm willing to donate my kidney to him."

When Jay heard Angeline's words, his face turned

pale with fright.

who had experienced many trepidations in life, but there was not a moment that made him feel as frightened

great, so if she donated a kidney, her life could

to have Angeline live the life of

the two siblings had a deep bond. Angeline only made such a decision because she loved her

Zayne now, Jay was afraid that Angeline

the

Angeline, "Madam, a kidney transplant operation is very complicated. First, we need to check whether your kidney is a match for him." "Alright. Let's check it

closed his eyes

took Angeline away, Jay shot a faint gaze toward Josie. He knew that Josie had two kidneys, one of which belonged

same burden. Hence, Josie

clear that Josie

what Jay was probably thinking and said, "can't let anything happen to me, Big Brother. I still have tocare

at

that, he turned

Nephrology and looked for the director of the department. He said, "No matter what the

understood as Sir Ares was notoriously known to be fond of his wife. Although the patient