Lyndon went weak on his knees, eventually copsing onto the floor.


    In his hazy consciousness, he murmured softly, “Reina…”


    Dahlia grew pale.


    In thete hours of the night, the report on Lyndon’s condition was released.


    He had reached the terminal stage of blood cancer.


    Family members and distant rtives had all gathered. After all, Lyndon still possessed approximately one billion dors in assets.


    The doctor delivered the news nonchntly, “Mr. Coleman’s condition cannot be further dyed. He urgently requires a bone marrow transnt. Prepare yourselves for a potential match among family members. Ideally, we find a suitable donor among you. Otherwise, we must rely on the bone marrow bank but given Mr. Coleman’s deteriorating health, waiting may not be an option.”


    Ann’s love for her son was immeasurable,pelling her to implore the rtives for assistance.


    Elvira had no blood ties to Lyndon. She fidgeted with her fingers and suggested, “If we fail to find a suitable bone marrow match, we could turn to Rena for help. She is Dad’s biological daughter. I believe she has the highest probability of being apatible donor.”


    Ann couldn’t bear to see her son perish.


    She engaged in a discussion with Lyndon and was on the verge of contacting Rena.


    However, Lyndon disagreed.


    Resting on the bed, he said softly, “Mom, don’t inform her about it. I won’t let her do this even it’s a match.”


    He felt a deep sense of shame.


    Ann grew exasperated and eximed, “Lyndon, have you lost your senses? You are her biological father. She wouldn’t exist without you. Shouldn’t she repay you for that?”


    Lyndon drifted into a daze.


    He was indeed Rena’s biological father. However, did he truly aplish his role as a father?


    He had failed Reina and, even more so, Rena…


    He didn’t wish topel Rena into being his bone marrow donor but he yearned to see her and that child before he died.


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    Waylen escorted Rena back to the vi.


    As the car came to a halt, he leaned in close and whispered, “Move your belongings on another day, so you won’t have to make multiple trips.”


    Rena nodded, resolving to bring along some clothes.