My Sleeping Beauty Husband novel (Cynthia and Alston) novel Chapter 35

Chapter 35 Kidney Matching

Thinking he might have slept with Hulda last night, Cynthia felt like her heart was being torn apart.

Alston sighed as sensed her indifference to him.

He knew that Cynthia misunderstood him, but he didn’t explain much when he thought that the phone might

be monitored. He thought that when everything was settled, he would explain to her, and then the two of

them could really be together.

Alston directly changed the subject, “Did you see your mother’s physical examination report?”

Cynthia’s attention was instantly diverted.

Before she went to Orleans, she asked the hospital to give her mother a general physical examination. The

physical examination report came out before she could see it.

“What happened to my mother’s illness?”

Before Cynthia was 12, her mother never had any serious illness. But she looked pale and felt nauseous all

the time since last week. She was often tired and had symptoms of anorexia. Cynthia wondered what she

had been through over the last decade..

Cynthia was worried, she didn’t want anything to happen to her since they reunited after all the struggle.

“I’ll send you the results of the report. Please have a look.”

Alston sent the report he just received to Cynthia.

Cynthia read very carefully in case she missed anything.

The results of the previous tests were not particularly healthy, but they were all normal. Until the renal function was seen, Cynthia’s pupils suddenly shrank.

Looking at the rows of data different from ordinary people, she couldn’t help shaking her fingers. She was completely shocked at the conclusion.

“Late stage renal failure…” Cynthia murmured. She turned to her mother who was still asleep, and her eyes.

were full of disbelief.

Cynthia picked up the phone and rushed directly into the bathroom.

As the call continued, Cynthia’s voice began to tremble, “How did this happen? How did my mother get such a

serious illness? Alston, what should I do?”

“I have invited the most professional internist abroad who will arrive this afternoon.” Alston tried to comfort. her, but abruptly resisted and maintained a slightly cold and hard voice.

Cynthia, who had a medical background, was not relieved at all. She knew better than Alston that there was no cure for her mother’s chronic renal failure, even hemodialysis could only ease her pain.

Only kidney transplant could save her mother.