Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 645

Chapter 645

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Blake Horton was a retired doctor who had returned to work. This time, he reviewed more test results with Irene and laid out the surgical plan.

“This condition usually doesn’t show obvious sytuptoms. By the time you notice something’s wrong, it’s often late stage. You’re quite lucky that we caught it early. Surgery should give you a good prognosis,” he said.

Irene’s eyes lit up with hope. “Really? Can cancer be cured?”

“We don’t have to fear cancer anymore,” Blake said. “Whether it can be cured depends on many factors, but we can say the prognosis looks promising.”

“You mean you can’t guarantee the result?” Irene began to waver again.

Blake patiently explained the pathology and surgical plan in detail, including the risks and possible outcomes after surgery.

Irene understood doctors couldn’t make absolute promises. After hesitating for a long time, she decided that she would have the

surgery.

If it didn’t go well, she would leave this world earlier and not burden Vance. But if she were lucky, she could accompany him for many more years until he had his own family and new warmth. Otherwise, he would be too lonely in this world.

“Okay. I’ll have surgery. Please schedule it as soon as possible,” she said with sudden determination.

Then she left to prepare for admission the next day. By then, it was already noon. Unaware Vance had come home, she ate something outside, bought groceries, and planned to cook a nice meal for him.

She would make up a story of going on a trip with her old friends while she had the surgery. With everything planned out, she returned home at three o’clock.

The moment she stepped in, Vance jumped out anxiously. “Grandma, where have you been? I’ve been looking everywhere for you!”

Irene was surprised. “Why are you home? Shouldn’t you be in class?”

He studied her carefully. “How have you been feeling lately? Let me take you for a checkup.”

“I’m fine.” She brushed it off. “The community did health screenings for seniors not long ago. My report was perfectly fine.”

“Really?” Vance was doubtful. “Let me see it.”

“Take these groceries to the kitchen first. I’ll find it for you later.” She handed him the bags.

“Okay.” He felt bad that she had carried so much and quickly took them inside.

Irene pretended to look around, then gave him a wrinkled report. “It got a bit crumpled.”

He looked it over carefully. It seemed fine. Relieved, he checked the time, realizing it was too late for afternoon classes.

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