Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife novel Chapter 667

To convince Blair, the nurse took out her medical examination report, which was different from the one Blair had previously received. "See for yourself. I'm telling the truth. Your disease requires immediate treatment. I came here to ask whether you want us to inform your family about the examination result or if you want to do this all by yourself. To be honest, Mrs. Li and Dr. Li knew that you had cancer from the beginning. They only played along with you, hoping that it would help you accept the truth as you go through this dark phase of your life. Colonel Li is already aware that the three of you were working together to trick him."

Blair was dumbfounded. She just stood there for a moment, staring at the nurse. "Even if I… Even if I do have cancer, why do I have to go to another country for the chemo?" Chemotherapy was available in her country. Blair didn't understand why she had to go abroad for the treatment. She didn't want to leave the country again. She didn't want to go away from Wesley again.

"Your doctor works there. He is the best in the world," the nurse replied softly. She stared sympathetically at Blair, who was on the brink of tears.

"I don't believe this!" Blair blurted out, grabbing the nurse's collar. "This can't be happening. I need to hear the truth from my attending physician." She was desperate.

"All right, okay. I'll go and get her. Wait here," the nurse said, freeing herself from Blair's tight hold. She rushed out of the ward to get the doctor.

A while later, Zaria walked in. She looked at Blair and sighed deeply as she said in a sad tone, "It's true, Blair. But please don't worry too much about it. The cancer is still at an early stage. There is a huge probability that you will be completely cured."

Blair cried, for real this time.

She was dying…

She would be forever separated from Wesley.

In the hallway, Wesley silently listened to her crying. After a minute, he dialed a number and ordered, "Ask Garnet to come to the in-patient department of the military hospital."

When Garnet arrived huffing and puffing, Wesley was sitting in the hallway. He stood up when he saw her approaching and said, "Do me a favor."

"Favor?" Garnet asked, surprised.

Without explaining further, Wesley walked back into the ward. Garnet followed after him and saw that Blair was inside and her face was tear-stained.

Blair looked at Wesley with her reddened eyes and reached out her arms, seeking comfort. But when she saw Garnet behind him, she pulled back her hands and asked, "What's going on?"

"Garnet came to visit you," Wesley replied.

"Why?"

"You have liver cancer and she is here to see you," he stated without any emotion. "I won't be around for the next several months. Garnet is facing some trouble at work. I need to take care of it for her."

Garnet looked at him in surprise. She did have an issue at work, but it was nothing she could not solve herself. 'Did he just say that Blair has liver cancer?' Garnet's eyes went wide with shock. "You have liver cancer?" she asked in a confused tone. "But… You don't look sick."

Fresh tears ran down Blair's face. "It's still in the early stages. There's still a chance that I'll survive." It was supposed to be just a prank to bring her and Wesley together. But now, it had turned true. How ironic!

"Stay here and get better," Wesley said to her. Then he turned towards Garnet. "Let's go. Blair needs rest."

His attitude had taken a sharp turn. He sounded aloof; much colder than ever before. It hurt Blair. He even wrapped one arm around Garnet's shoulder. She couldn't bear to watch.

"Wesley," Blair called.

He turned around. "What?"