My Family Saved Their Adopted Daughter First, Then I Died Before Their Eyes Chapter 07

My Family Saved Their Adopted Daughter First, Then I Died Before Their Eyes Chapter 07

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The observation room door opened, and Lily came running over barefoot in a hospital gown.

“Why are you all in here?”

She leaned in and saw me on the bed, then noticed the three people kneeling on the floor and immediately

covered her mouth.

“What happened to Claire? Is she still mad at me?”

She ducked behind Richard and clutched the hem of his shirt.

“Tell her I didn’t mean to take the ambulance from her. I really was dizzy. I thought she only had a few

scrapes. I don’t need those four units anymore. Can we give them back to her now?”

In the past, Richard would have pulled her into his arms and blamed me instead.

This time, he didn’t move.

He slowly turned his head toward her, his eyes bloodshot.

“Lily, were you really dizzy on the Ferris wheel?”

She froze for a second, then quickly put on an innocent expression.

“Of course. The gondola was shaking so badly. I was terrified.”

She bent down and tugged at Ethan’s sleeve.

“You know me better than anyone. I wouldn’t lie about something like that.”

At that moment, a neatly folded sheet of paper slipped from the pocket of her oversized hospital gown.

It landed on the bloodstained floor right in front of Ethan.

He lunged forward, snatched it up, and unfolded it.

It was the original diagnosis report from two weeks ago.

It clearly stated: severe clotting disorder.

Ethan slowly rose to his feet.

He tried to keep his voice low, but he couldn’t hide the tremor in it.

“Why do you have this report?”

Lily pressed her lips together. Her innocent expression froze as she instinctively stepped back.

“I don’t know. Ma‘

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had always been kept at home. You already knew she had a clotting disorder, didn’t you?”

Lily’s tears immediately began to fall.

“I don’t even understand all those medical terms.”

y. The original
Two weeks ago, I had placed the report in the living room, planning to call my family over and explain my

condition.

Lily deliberately cut her finger to draw them away, then secretly took the report.

She hadn’t just understood the report–she’d known that without the original, no one at home would believe

me.
Ethan closed in on her, one step at a time.

“If you knew nothing about it, why did you insist the blood bank hold all four units for you when you weren’t even injured? You knew she was AB–negative. You knew she could die if she started bleeding. You weren’t scared. You were making sure she couldn’t get the blood.”

Lily backed into the corner, shaking her head over and over.

“It wasn’t me. I didn’t do that.”