The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Edmund's remarks made Doris's heart skip a beat. The strong sense of oppression made her feel like she was about to suffocate.

Although she was very disgusted and even found Edmund's offer extremely repulsive, she also knew that the kidney source Edmund had secured in the United States was the only source she knew of that could match her father's blood type. This was the only choice she had for the time being. 4

If someone else bought the kidney, she would lose all hope.

Doris had studied in the United States back then, so she knew the situation in the country very well.

Compared to Oskia, the overall degree of rule of law in the States was relatively loose.

Not only were guns and drugs easily accessible, but even the trade in human organs was unregulated. 6

If a person wanted to sell his kidney, he could complete the kidney removal surgery even in a veterinary clinic. Everything was very easy and smooth. 4

the donor found a suitable seller,

the kidney was removed, it would immediately be shipped

the case, she would lose

couldn't

lifetime! 4 Edmund sneered sinisterly when he saw her reluctance and agony, and he said in a serious tone," Doris, since it's so difficult for you to make a decision, let's just forget it. Don't make it hard for yourself. I'll tell them that I don't want the kidney anymore and let him sell it to the French patient.

that, he immediately took

almost instantly, "No, Edmund!

"What? Have you changed your

don't have to be so resistant and repulsive. Think about it. All you have to do is dedicate ten years of your youth to me, and the returns I give you are priceless. You won't be able to make that kind of money even if you worked hard for 20 or even 30 years. Ten years from now, you'll only be in your 30s. There are plenty of opportunities to start your life over with a lot of cash." 3 "As for the children you will give

you will be a single lady worth hundreds of millions, or even billions!

men in their 20s will come to you and flatter you like lapdogs. I don't think there's anything more wonderful