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The night Xavion stood on stage accepting his Best Actor award at the Golden Globes.
I lay in the ICU, where the doctor had just informed me my blood could no longer support any transfusion.
The awards ceremony host invited Xavion to make a call to his "biggest regret in life."
Without hesitation, his fingers dialed that all-too-familiar number.
The phone in my hospital room suddenly vibrated, carrying his deep accusation:
"You chose to disappear for money. Now that you see my success, do you regret it?"
I stared at the sky-high bill for blood transfusions by my bedside, a mocking smile tugging at my lips:
"Oh great actor, could you spare me $5 million?"
The call ended abruptly. On screen, Xavion's eyes turned sharp:
"Some people aren't worth remembering."
He would never know that when his blood was severely contaminated,
I secretly gave him transfusion after transfusion to save his life.

After He Became a Famous Actor By Receiving My Blood Transfusions

The online public opinion suddenly took a sharp turn.


"Oh my God, so Miss Grey didn't leave because she was vain, but to save him?"


"She watched her ex-husband reach the pinnacle of his life, while she won't make it through this winter."


At this time, a nursing intern posted a section of medical records from that year on social media.


The entire entertainment industry fell into silence.


The doctor who had been following our treatment back then also came forward publicly to explain the truth.


[Miss Grey's situation was very special at the time,


She even gave up the most basic post-operative care, just to save every penny for Mr. Shaw's treatment.


All these years, I've been feeling guilty for not being able to stop her from hurting her body like this.]


[As a doctor, I shouldn't really be disclosing patient privacy.


But seeing those false statements online, I just can't stay silent anymore.]


As more and more insiders spoke up, public attitude underwent a drastic change.


Chapter 10