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At the Hospital.

Yana’s condition was unlike that of most people. Upon arrival, she was immediately taken to the emergency

room.

Yana’s illness made it dangerous for her to bleed even a little, let alone the substantial amount she was losing

now.

Given her condition, she shouldn’t have gotten pregnant.

But Yană insisted on keeping the baby, and no one could persuade her otherwise.

For the sake of Yana’s production.

The Miller family had arranged for 500 cc of blood to be stored at the hospital.

In case of an emergency during Yana’s delivery.

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Jane waited outside the emergency room, unable to hide her anxiety.

“What’s wrong?” Judith asked, seeing their distressed expressions.

Jane looked at Judith, hesitant to speak.

“Please, just tell us,” Alexander said. “I’ll help in any way I can.”

Although they could not confirm Yana’s identity now, she might be their daughter after all.

Alexander would naturally think of every possible way to help.

Jane revealed a sorrowful look. “Actually…”

“Stop, don’t say it,” Carl said, cutting her off.

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Jane closed her mouth, looking aggrieved.

Judith grew more anxious. “What is it? Please, just tell us

Carl sighed and remained silent.

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Biting her lip, Jane spoke, “Even if you disagree, Carl, I must say this! It could be a matter of life and death for Yana. Besides, they are her biological parents and they have the right to know everything”

“You..” Carl struggled for a while as if he had admitted defeat. “Go ahead”

Jane, with a sad expression, said, “You might not know, but Yana has had severe aplastic anemia since birth With this condition, she must avoid bleeding as even a minor wound might not stop bleeding Also, Yana’s case in critical and she needs blood transfusions regularly!

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“Aplastic anemia?” Judith’s face turned pale. “My mother had the same condition! Could it be a hereditary

issue?”

Aplastic anemia does have a certain hereditary probability, but Judith herself did not inherit it and

paid much attention to this condition.

But now, Yana also had this disease.

Judith was more convinced of her identity.

Even Alexander’s expression turned solemn. “My mother in law had this condition with a rare blood type. Alter

an accident, we couldn’t find the blood in time, and we lost her

This disease was dangerous enough for ordinary people, let alone those with rare blood types

Carl and Jane exchanged a glance, both taken aback

Such a coincidence?

They were secretly pleased.

This coincidence would make it easier to convince the Nicholas family.

Carl put on a sad face. “Unfortunately, Yana also inherited the rare blood type. Mrs. Nicholas, you’re also Rh-

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negative, aren’t you?”

Judith nodded absently. “Yes, I am.”

Jane sighed. “I also have this blood type. Normally, it’s quite rare and not always hereditary. But, by some twist of fate or misfortune, both of us passed this blood type to our children. Our biological daughter, Susan, also has this type.”

“Susan…” Judith slowly pondered the name.

“Yana has had this condition since birth. Although she’s not our biological child, Carl and I couldn’t help but dote on her a bit more. Susan, being healthier, was always asked to give way to her sister,” Jane said, wiping away tears before continuing. “Yana’s first bleeding episode was at age seven. That year, perhaps due to the dry weather, she suddenly had a nosebleed. For healthy children, it’s normal, but for Yana, it was a life–threatening situation. She needed an immediate blood transfusion. My first reaction was to donate my blood. I was willing to give as much as needed to save Yana.”

Jane said sorrowfully, “But I couldn’t because I was on medication that made me ineligible to donate. I was helpless.”

As Jane spoke, she broke down and cried.

Judith was completely caught up in it.

Tears streamed down her cheek.

Alexander comforted her and explained to Carl and Jane, “My wife recalls her mother’s situation. When her mother needed a transfusion, Judith’s health prevented her from donating.”

Judith nodded and looked at Jane with tearful eyes. “And then? Who donated blood to Yana?”

Jane sighed deeply. “It was my biological daughter, Susan.”

“Susan donated blood at the age of seven, during Yana’s first crisis.”

Jane’s expression mournful. “After that transfusion, Susan lay in bed for a week. But Yana had just been ill and needed care. I spent that week with Yana, thinking Susan would understand. But she developed a grudge against me for that. She still hasn’t forgiven me.” Jane broke down crying.

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Carl sighed and comforted Jane. “Don’t be too hard on yourself. Yana’s health was fragile. Susan was supposed to be more understanding. Susan has grown up now. She’ll understand one day.”

“Hopefully,” Jane said, wiping her tears.

Judith was deeply saddened by the story.

Carl and Jane had made such sacrifices for their child, even to the detriment of their biological daughter, Susan.

Susan was also pitiable.

But from Judith’s perspective, she couldn’t help but feel sympathetic towards Carl and Jane.

As they were talking.

A nurse hurried out.”

Jane approached her anxiously. “What happened? Is there a problem?”

The nurse looked at her and spoke rapidly, “The patient is experiencing heavy bleeding! Due to her unique condition, we need to immediately arrange a blood transfusion!”

“Heavy bleeding?” Jane’s legs went weak, clutching the nurse’s clothes. “But we stored blood in advance at the hospital. Yana will be okay, right?”

The nurse bit her lip. “But the blood reserve is only 400 cc, which might not be enough. I’ll go arrange for the stored blood now, but if possible, please try to find more blood. Remember, it needs to be within two hours,

otherwise…”

The nurse didn’t finish her sentence, but the implication was clear.

After speaking, she hurried away.

Jane collapsed to the ground, weakly murmuring, “How… how could this happen?”

Her grief and anxiety were palpable.

Judith was deeply affected by this.

Wiping her tears, she looked at Alexander with determination. “Alexander, Yana must be our child, we have to

save her.”