When Love Becomes a Cage by Nora

Chapter 169

Chapter 169



I stared at Geneva in shock. "Didn't your mom go through a bone marrow transplant? How could she still pass away?"

I remembered Lisa had mentioned something about it, which meant her mom should have undergone the procedure in Aurorea.

Geneva looked back at me, equally shocked, and then her eyes filled with rage.

"So you did know! Your family knew my mom was sick, and yet you didn't lend us the money! Why?"

"Every time you came over, my parents welcomed you with open arms. How could you be so heartless, going abroad for a vacation, just watching my mom die?"

"My parents treated you like a daughter, and I considered you my sister. Why couldn't you help us out? Why?"

Tears streamed down her face as she trembled uncontrollably. I wanted to comfort her but didn't know how to explain.

Peeking outside the hospital room to make sure no one was eavesdropping, I returned to her side and slowly unbuttoned my shirt.

The moment she saw the surgical scars on my chest, she was too stunned to cry.

"You, you..." She pointed at me, speechless.

I placed her hand over my chest. "This is from my first surgery in Aurorea. And this one is from a more recent operation back home."

up my shirt,

you probably didn't

had cancer?

widened, filled

go abroad for fun, nor did I run off with some

I gently

known about your situation, they would have helped. I don't understand why you'd think otherwise. And about going abroad, I had no clue. I checked, and we left just a day apart.

better to

wasn't a child

bit, she quickly

who told me your family refused to help because were being

all your

my dad to help him in return, but then my

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e his daughter?

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he afraid

mom's death, I asked again, "Why didn't the

was no match abroad, and the match we found here refused

about facing her mom's death alone in

mortality in Aurorea, I understood her