At the hospital, I vaguely heard the doctor's words.
"The patient's condition is very unstable. Be prepared. After all, it was late-stage leukemia..." As if triggered by a keyword.
Blaine suddenly froze in place, unable to move. He was speechless, taking a long time to come to his senses.
"Late-stage... leukemia?"
The doctor looked at him with a strange expression: "You didn't know?"
When I regained consciousness, all I saw was white.
Confused, I tried to sit up, but a large hand pushed me back onto the bed.
At the moment of physical contact, I coldly turned my head away.
Blaine's hand lifted and then lowered again.
After a moment of silence, he asked hoarsely, "Why didn't you tell me about such a serious illness earlier?" "Not over yet, I've asked the doctor, and as long as we actively cooperate with the treatment..."
I let out a cold laugh.
"I've told you this before."
Blaine's face stiffened, the curve of his lips becoming rigid.
He seemed to remember something.