Chapter 1438


    Chapter 1438


    “I want nothing to do with him. Besides, with my current condition, it’s uncertain whether the operation


    will be sessful even if I undergo a liver transnt. It may still fail afterward,”


    said K Corbyn. She would have had a much better chance of surviving after a liver transnt if her


    illness was only stage one or two.


    However, she was in stage three now, and it was toote. It probably would not be of much use even if


    the surgery was sessful.


    “I can get Jay to find the best doctor to operate on you,” Grace said quickly.


    K Corbyn smiled gently. “Grace, thank you. You’ve done enough for me. I don’t want to spend the


    bed until the very end.”


    “But…”


    “I don’t want to waste these months. Surgery doesn’t mean much to me now,” she said. She knew her


    condition was getting worse day by day.


    In that case, why bother with it?


    2/3


    Grace knew K had epted her fate, or rather… it was because of the difficulty of the operation and


    K’s rejection of Martin Weiss.


    “K, you have Nelson and Aunt. Are you willing to give up on them?” she said.


    K Corbyn smiled wryly. “No, but so what? Grace, I know what you want to persuade me to do, but


    I’ve made up my mind. I can’t afford to bet myst few months on the sess of an operation!”


    Grace’s heart sank. After all, there was no guarantee that the operation would be sessful and that


    after the operation, the cancer cells would not spread. It was still a possibility that there would be


    adverse reactions… and many more other risks!


    It was understandable why K could not afford to take this


    gamble.


    After Grace left, Mrs. Corbyn came over and said, “K, since Martin Weiss is willing to donate his


    liver, why won’t you ept it? Having a glimmer of hope is better than no hope at all!”


    Mrs. Corbyn had also heard some of Grace and K Corbyn’s conversation. Hence, she found out that


    Martin Weiss had no idea about K Corbyn’s illness before this and he had not rejected the liver


    donation through the phone call previously.


    K Corbyn said, “Mom, I’m scared! I know there’s a glimmer of


    hope, but I’m scared that my body won’t be able to leave the operating table. Or maybe I won’t be able


    to leave the hospital anymore even if I do. The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment.”


    3/3


    Fate had often given her hope in the past before giving her fatal disappointment!


    Mrs. Corbyn was stunned, not knowing how to persuade her daughter all of a sudden. Rather, she also


    shared the same fears as her daughter!


    Over the next few days, instead of setting up the food stall, K Corbyn took Nelson to the


    kindergarten every day. She also apanied her mother at home and made regr visits to the


    hospital.


    Life was peaceful, but she felt more fulfilled than ever.


    Perhaps this was the only time she could finally take the burden of


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    living off her shoulders and quietly live the life she liked.


    She could apany her mother to the market, make a good


    meal at home, and use her phone topile her son’s photos into


    a digital album…