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ill asleep. She pushed back the pang of anxiety that lurched in he
about two months, and Emily earnestly
with congenital heart disease (CHD) and had constantl
le her for a transplant, her parents had stuck to the
y expensive, were still more affordabl
e years, depending on the drugs, bu
e to their financial incapability to fund her surgery, but now her cond
n array of support measures tailored to sustain
that she could save her younger sister, as she had been unable to save their
y. It had robbed her parents of their lives, her of her dream of working for a reno
ld out on her he
wept them off with the back of her finger, pa
She sucked in the air harshly, her chest heaving
Emily to think of how much distress G
t? Do you feel dis
he visited the hospital, but she couldn't dare voice t
why would
she truly would have loved to have, having always be
E
as she heard her siste
n her face immediately
brielle? How's yo
over the pillow
fingers with her little ones, her
rly. Won't you
e early to spend more time with
ht with her, flashing a smile at her,
favorite,"
, nodding subtly in acknow
so that I can cook more of the d
Yes, Em. You're the
? There's hardly anyone around
enery. It's enough to keep me entertained. And we talk too. The nurse said
ng her tongue at the back of
etween her palms, patting them tenderly. "I can't wait for
r," Gabrie
two of them looked towards
oked to be in her early thirties. She had a slim figure, wais
rsonality was a contrast to the arrogance her physiq
ted them first as she en
chez." Both Emily an
le, checking her vital signs and adjusting the
hile she checked on her health and tu
elle. "Good," she murmured
hted to hear that. "Does that mean
ger against her chin. "Hopefully." She nodded. "You're that eager to leave us here? I thought
't like staying cooped up in bed every morning
"I understand how you feel, Gabrie
with a happy twinkle in her eyes, and she nodded e
g." Doctor Sanchez smil
hen. "May I have a word wi
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