Mrs. Gibson Your identity is Exposed novel (Melissa and Murray) novel Chapter 861

Chapter 861 Pedal on two boats

In the ward, Nina lay face down on the pillow and cried tears. Harley didn't know how to comfort her. After all, he was too restless himself and hadn't yet come to terms with the fact that his daughter was declared critically ill just a few days after she was born.

After thinking about the sentence several times in his mind, Harley spoke gently. "Nina, please be strong. I believe that the baby will be saved from danger."

Nina was still whimpering while listening to Harley's reassuring comments. But sadly, no words could calm Nina. She had not seen her daughter since childbirth. True Paul had lived in her womb for eight months and finally came to the world. Nina couldn't believe that before the mother-daughter bonding began, True Paul was diagnosed with a critical illness.

Nina couldn't take it, she wiped the tears from her cheeks, raised her eyes and begged Harley. "Can you help me out of bed, please? I want to see my daughter."

Harley saw her tears welling up in her eyes and he wished he could help her. But at the same time, Harley knew that she was in no stable condition to leave that ward so he just hugged her, letting the tears that resisted the back of her palm wet the collar of his shirt.

"Nina, don't worry, the doctor is already rescuing our child." After many days, Harley could finally feel Nina's body press against him again, but her body felt so weak and helpless. "Trust me, the baby will be fine. And know that no matter what happens, I will stay by your side. Everything has me..."

Harley's seemed to calm to soothe Nina as after a while her sobbing reduced. About an hour later, the nurse brought the news immediately that the child was successfully rescued and is currently being observed in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Since then, for the rest of the day, Harley had always remained by Nina's side. Even when Kasen Paul returned, Harley relocated to the hallway to wait and never left the hospital. He even made sure he checked up on Nina regularly, through the crack in the door.

The next morning, the nurse came to the ward, reporting that the child's condition was gradually stabilising and she brought with her the diagnosis.

Through genetic testing, it was found that the child had a genetic defect and was diagnosed with combined immunodeficiency disease. The cause of this disease was that Kasen Paul's mother carried a recessive gene, and the best diagnosis and treatment plan is to perform hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. After the preliminary comparison and investigation, neither the bone marrow bank nor the cord blood bank could match the child with a donor, and they could only consider transplanting bone marrow from relatives. After this announcement, the aura in the ward was overwhelming.

"Dad, let me donate bone marrow to True Paul, as long as it can cure her disease, It doesn't matter what you donate,” Nina offered.

Listening to Nina's eagerness, Ariana sighed and comforted her: "Nina, don't jump into decisions. Now your body is too weak, and the doctor doesn't recommend you to try it. Your Dad and me will go first.”

“And I!" said Harley as he barged in, startling the old couple. He had been eavesdropping. "I'm the father of True Paul. If we should have a better chance of matching, let me try first!"

Kasen Paul was a little surprised to hear that Harley had volunteered.

"Okay, then let's go to the doctor!" Kasen Paul nodded. It was too late to consider the blemishes on Harley at the moment.

Harley was also surprised they had agreed with him. He made to follow the old couple when he heard Nina's voice behind him.

“Harley, thank you!" Nina appreciated, smiling feebly at Harley. "Don't worry, our daughter will get better!”

The two looked at each other, and Harley gave her a reassuring wink. Without further ado, he did a bone marrow match with Kasen Paul, and the next step was to wait for the results. Because the child's condition was good and bad, the hospital shortened the matching time by more than half.

Three days later, Harley received a call early in the morning and the nurse informed him that the match had been successful.

This news undoubtedly made Harley ecstatic. He rushed to the hospital as fast as he could and rushed into the ward not caring to close the door behind him.