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The nurse looked troubled. "Mr. Turner specifically instructed us to deliver all of this to you. He even threatened to file a complaint if you refused, which would affect our department's performance reviews. Miss Yvonne, please don't make things difficult for us. Besides, this

nutritious breakfast will help you recover. Why not just accept it?"

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Yvonne felt furious but did not want to make things harder for the nurse, so she reluctantly allowed the food to stay.

After breakfast, Yvonne texted Nina to let her know she was in the hospital, subtly hinting that she wanted to leave. What Yvonne did not know was that Nina was already at the doctor's office, along with Nash and Joe. All three looked grim, their expressions heavy with concern.

Especially Nina, whose shoulders shook as she tried to hold back tears. Nash wrapped his arm around her, trying to offer comfort, though he was at a loss for words.

Finally, Joe broke the tense silence, his voice serious. "Doctor, I've made my decision. I want to donate my kidney to Yvonne."

Nina was shocked. She had not expected Joe to make such a drastic choice.

Yvonne had kidney failure, and a transplant was undoubtedly the best option. Nina had been thinking about using all her resources to find a donor, but Joe had decided to offer his own kidney.

In that moment, Nina saw Joe in a different light. What kind of feelings did he truly have for Yvonne?

Was it just familial love? It did not seem like that.

Was it romantic love? Perhaps, but the complication was that he already had a wife.

If Joe had feelings for Yvonne, shouldn't he sort out his own situation first before thinking about a future with her?

"Mr. Turner, donating a kidney isn't a small matter. Are you sure about this?" the doctor asked, cautious about the situation, especially given Joe's status. He wanted to avoid any legal complications. Joe remained firm in his decision and reassured the doctor, even offering to sign a waiver.

The doctor hesitated, but Joe had already started drafting the agreement. The door suddenly opened, and Winona entered.

She immediately tore up the

agreement and then calmly adjusted Joe's collar with a smile. Once done, she turned to Nash and Nina. "Your friend is sick, and instead of finding my

a top specialist, you drag my

husband into this. Is he a doctor now?"

Nash chuckled lightly. "Mrs. Tang, no, Joe isn't & doctor. But he's more worried about Yvonne's health than any doctor could ever be. I told him that I have enough money to get t the best care for her, but he refused to listen. Tell me, isn't that frustrating?"

Winona's face turned a shade of red, then pale, unable to come up with a retort.

Nina quietly snickered behind her, surprised by how Nash had easily put Winona in her place. It seemed he only spoke when it really mattered. And when he did, he made sure to come out on top.

After a moment of tension, Winona instructed her staff to escort Joe back to his room and warned the doctor against proceeding with any kidney transplant discussion.

The doctor, looking relieved but also frustrated, sighed deeply once Winona had left.

Nina quickly asked, "Doctor, besides a kidney transplant from Joe, is there any way we can find a suitable donor through the hospital?"

The doctor nodded. "It's possible,

but it could take some time. Miss Yvonne's condition is stable for now. As long as we ensure she gets the proper nutrition, we can manage without a transplant for the time being."

Nina's face lit up with hope. "Please, then help us find a donor. We'll pay whatever it takes. And one more thing. Please don't tell my friend about her condition. I'm afraid she might not take the news well." Yvonne had already been in a fragile emotional state. If she found out her health was this serious, Nina feared it could push her into a dangerous mindset.