The Woman From Hell

I did not know how to tell her about Munchkin being taken to a chemical plant by Mason in South Vasetine. It was difficult for me to tell her.

Although Munchkin was not their own grandson, he had been with them for a very long time, and they had long considered him their own grandson. I could tell that they loved Munchkin to their core. I feared that they would not be able to take the news.

Grayson was not young anymore. After traveling from home to the hospital and pacing back and forth in the hospital, he was exhausted. He sat on the chair and was panting slightly. His age-worn face was filled with worry.

After waiting for half an hour or so, the doctor walked out of the examination room.

He was holding a pile of sheets in his hand, then he looked at us and asked, "Who's the child's family member?"

"We all are," Petra said in a hurry.

My eyes fell on the lab test papers in his hand. My hands were tightly intertwined, and my heart began to pound faster.

doctor removed his face mask. "Please come to the office with

behind him and

with a solemn expression, "These are the child's lab test results. His lymph nodes, liver, and spleen show signs of acute lymphocytic leukemia. His bones and joints are

body swayed and nearly fell

and helped me to a chair to take a

and steady demeanor, his hands were trembling. He asked the doctor,

an entirely zero chance of finding a cure, but we also need full cooperation from the family and patient. We'll do our best to treat the child. Also, there are special drugs available abroad, but they're very expensive and few families can afford them.

best to treat the child and

little pale. Even a tough man like him

just carry it out as long as the child can recover. We'll provide you with everything or

basically nothing wrong with him. Is it hereditary that