"I understand that with this illness, you can't have children. I know you're someone who values relationships deeply, and without marrying me, you would have more choices. Once married, I'm afraid I'll be a burden to you. I believe your parents would not agree either."
She had many layers of concerns.
"Give me a little more time; once my illness is cured, we can hold the wedding, okay?"
Su Qianqian looked up, her eyes pleading as she spoke to him.
"Okay!"
Zhou Can nodded in agreement.
But in his heart, he made a firm decision to diligently search for a suitable kidney source for her.
It's best to prepare for the worst in any situation.
Actually, Tu Ya deals with patients dying from unsuccessful resuscitations every day. Especially those who died from injuries like car accidents—their organs are often suitable for transplants.
They could save the lives of other patients.
But there are far too few people willing to donate their organs.
Not even one in a thousand.
