The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike novel Chapter 680

Chapter 680 

Amelia sighed, then looked at Rosalie and said, “Well, it’s liver cancer in the third stage, and I have half a year to live. Although the doctor shat chemotherapy might allow me to live for another two years, I don’t want to spend the rest of my life on chemotherapy. I want to spend the last six months in my own way!” 

Rosalie was stunned. Although she had a bad feeling when she saw those medicines, she never expected Amelia’s illness to be so serious. 

“What about surgery? What did the doctor say?” she asked anxiously. “Unless I have a liver transplant, there is little point in surgery. But I have a rare blood type, and it’s hard to find a compatible source of liver, so there is no need to think about liver transplant,” Amelia said. 

Matilda hesitantly said, “In fact, I’ve also thought about it. It’s not that there is no liver source at all! Didn’t you donate bone marrow to someone before? The doctor said that the person is only a few years older than you and has the same blood type as yours. Why don’t we try to find that person? Maybe that person… is willing to donate liver to you.” 

After all, for the donor, even if a part of the liver was donated, the 

remaining liver could maintain the body’s needs and would slowly grow back in time. 

Amelia said, “Mom, stop it. It has been so long. Besides, the hospital has a rule that the patient’s name cannot be disclosed! What’s more, I didn’t expect anything in return when I donated my bone marrow back then. If I ask the person to cut their liver for me now, wouldn’t it be moral coercion?” 

“But…” 

“In addition, there are risks in surgery. The person will have to undergo another risky surgery to donate liver to me. The risk of liver donation is much greater than that of bone marrow donation.” Amelia added, “That person is a few years older than me and probably has family and children. It means the whole family will take the risks for me.” 

As Rosalie listened to the conversation between the mother and daughter, her expression suddenly changed, as if she had thought of something. “Amelia, have you… also donated bone marrow?” 

“It happened many years ago,” Amelia said lightly. She did not notice that 

Rosalie used the word “also.” “When I was young, I registered in the bone 

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marrow bank. Not long after, they called me to ask if I was willing to donate because there was a person with a rare blood type that happened to match mine. So I donated it and saved a life.” 

Rosalie frowned. Amelia, like Irene, had donated bone marrow. “Is it a coincidence, or is there a hidden truth? Maybe I should look into it,” she thought. 

“Amelia, you should take good care of your body anyway. If you are worried about money, I will help you solve it!” Rosalie said. 

“Rosalie, thank you. I know my illness well. I will cherish every day,” Amelia said. 

Rosalie knew that the best option was to find a suitable liver source and perform a liver transplant. Moreover, she wanted to find out whether Amelia’s bone marrow donation had anything to do with Irene. 

There might be a turnaround if it was as she guessed. 

After she left Amelia’s house, Rosalie was sent by the driver to the hospital for a prenatal visit. Meanwhile, Jonathan was already at the hospital. 

As soon as Rosalie saw Jonathan, her eyes could not help but turn red. She strode forward quickly, opened her arms, and wrapped them around Jonathan’s waist. Then, she buried her face deeply in his embrace. 

“What’s wrong?” Jonathan lowered his head and looked at Rosalie in his 

arms. 

Rosalie teared up. “Amelia… only has half a year left to live. If she can’t find a suitable liver source within half a year, she will…” Her voice choked up unconsciously. 

She could only imagine how much determination it would take for Amelia, who had wanted to retain the custody right of her son, to make up her mind and hand over the custody to Warren. 

If Amelia had not gotten that disease and did not need to deal with all the difficulties in treating it, she would not have made that decision. 

A trace of surprise flashed across Jonathan’s eyes. “What disease does she have?” 

“Liver cancer.” Rosalie murmured, “It’s already in the third stage. Only a liver transplant can help her. But Amelia has a rare blood type, and it is difficult to find a suitable source of liver.” 

As she spoke, she sniffed and looked up at Jonathan. “Jon, can you help 

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me check something?” 

Jonathan looked at her red eyes and the mist in them. “Okay, I can do whatever you want, but please don’t cry, okay?” Her tears would make him heartbroken. 

Even though he knew she burst into tears because she was worried about Amelia, he still could not help but feel jealous. He did not want her tears to be shed for other people. 

Rosalie choked and calmed herself down, then said, “I just found out today that Amelia has donated bone marrow before, but it was a blind donation at that time, and Amelia didn’t know who the recipient was.” 

When Jonathan heard that, his eyes flashed with light. “Are you suspecting that the person to whom Amelia has donated bone marrow was Warren?” 

As expected, he could understand her thoughts without saying much. Rosalie nodded and said, “Yes, I am. After all, it is such a coincidence. Irene and Amelia have both donated bone marrow, and Irene’s