The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 649

Chapter 649 

The hospital turned down her request for blood donation out of concern and protection, which was reasonable 

“Since her blood can’t be used, we will have to find someone with the same blood type to donate!” 

The reason Ellinor could promise the little girl to find a new blood source was that there were two people related to her by blood in the hospital! 

They were Ballour and Byran 

Especially Balfour, they were full blood siblings, so there was a big chance they had the same blood type. 

Ellinor left the little girl, Lea Reynolds, in the care of a nurse, promising to be back in ten minutes. 

Upstairs in the inpatient department, Balfour was chewing out Byran for his lackluster study habits and his hacker shenanigans online. 

Byran was taking it all in, nodding along every now and then. 

The door to the ward suddenly swung open, bringing in a blast of cold air. 

Ellinor asked hurriedly. “What blood type are you guys?” 

Balfour didn’t utter a word, Byran looked a bit puzzled. 

Seeing that Ellinor hadn’t left but returned, Byran perked up a bit, he snapped back to reality and said, Tm RH negative, what’s up?” 

Once she confirmed Byran’s blood type was a match, Ellinor didn’t bother hoping for Balfour’s help, she made a beeline for the bed and told him, “There’s a little girl downstairs, her mom’s in a bad car accident and needs a blood transfusion ASAP, come donate some blood with me!” 

As soon as he heard someone’s life was hanging in the balance, Byran nodded right away, “Okay, I’ll go with you now!” 

Just as he was preparing to get off the bed, he heard Balfour’s stern voice, “Don’t you dare!” 

Balfour stared at Byran coldly, his tone serious. 

Hearing Balfour’s voice, Byran’s movement halted, he turned to look at Balfour weakly, “Balfour, this is someone’s life…” 

Balfour gave him a cold glance, then he looked at Ellinor with disdain, “Ms. Mendoza, why don’t you donate blood yourself instead of asking others to do it?” 

Ellinor showed him her arm with the puncture mark, “I’ve already given a bit of blood, the hospital won’t let me give anymore. It’s a dire situation, that’s why I’m asking for your help!” 

Balfour raised an eyebrow, his eyes filled with doubt, “Why won’t the hospital let you give more blood?” 

Ellinor replied, “Because I…”