The Good Girl's Revenge novel Chapter 562

Not long after Meredith ran over, Amelia was wheeled out of the emergency room by the doctor.

"Doctor, how is my mother now?"

Meredith asked anxiously, clutching at the doctor's sleeve.

"Now the patient is out of danger. Luckily, she was sent to the hospital in time, so she's okay and will be fine in a few more days."

Meredith heaved a sigh of relief when she heard the doctor say so.

Fortunately, there were no irreversible consequences.

Meredith followed the doctors and nurses and sent Amelia back to the ward.

Then she found the attending doctor. "Why did my mother suddenly faint? Isn't the medicine prescribed some time ago very effective?"

"It's effective, but the human body is constantly changing, and the effects will weaken over time. Ultimately, it can only cure the symptoms, not the disease. The only way to cure her is a bone marrow transplant."

Meredith's heart sank when she heard this.

She understood that the bone marrow transplant was inevitable and could not be delayed any longer.

"I see. Please take good care of my mother. I've found a bone marrow match for her. It shouldn't be long before I can bring the donor here."

Then Meredith walked out.

When she returned to her mother's ward, she saw Amelia get intubated. Because of her illness, she was very thin, very thin, almost to a bone.

Meredith looked at Amelia and the past flashed through her mind.

Amelia was a strong woman. After marrying Wesley, she never spent a day at home enjoying the rich life. Instead, she spent every day in the workplace fighting with those men.

But even so, she had always been very attentive to her daughter.

Perhaps Meredith was not as rich as Evelyn was, but she was satisfied with her mother's unselfish love.

"Mom, I won't let anything happen to you. You'll be fine."

Meredith held Amelia's pale and thin hand, and she finally made up her mind.

Meredith closed her eyes and an idea came to her mind.

As long as she did that, Evelyn would be satisfied.

When Meredith walked out of the ward, Parker and Easton looked at her worriedly.

"Auntie is fine. Don't worry too much. You must take good care of yourself now, or she'll worry."

"Mom, why don't you go take a rest? I'm here to look after grandma for you."

Looking at Meredith's pale face, Easton was also very upset.

If he had grown up and become a strong man, he could have sheltered his mother.

"Easton, go in and see grandma."

Meredith nodded and Easton obediently walked in.

Meredith and Parker were the only people left in the corridor.

Meredith wished to speak but stopped on a second thought.

Parker looked at her, and he could already guess what she was trying to say.

"If I'm right, you should have something to ask for my help."