Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 796

Chapter 796 

Mia’s phone suddenly rang. With her heart in her throat, she looked at the caller’s ID. It was Nicholas calling. 

Worried that something happened to Sage, she turned sideways and answered the call. ” Hello?” 

“How’s it going?” 

“We have new leads. I’ll settle it as soon as possible.” 

“He knows it already,” Nicholas blurted out. 

She bit her lip, her heart wretched upon hearing that. “Calm the kid down. I’ll bring the bone marrow back, don’t worry.” She hung up the call and felt Timothy’s gaze on her. 

In the end, he couldn’t help but voice out his curiosity, “Someone’s looking for you?” 

He didn’t hear the conversation clearly, but he could discern that it was a male voice. 

She turned to face him. “My fiancé, Nicholas. His team is in charge of the treatment.” 

“I thought he was a gynecologist, no?” Timothy distinctly remembered that the Lanes had chosen a gynecologist fiancé for her. 

Calmly, Mia replied, “As I said, it’s his medical team.” 

“What can a gynecologist do about this? It’d be better if you bring the child over here.” 

“Nick is the godfather. He will do everything in his power to help my child.” 

The way she addressed Nicholas made Timothy frown. They sounded close. 

The conversation stopped, and an awkwardness hung in the air. 

When they reached the hospital, they met the doctor in charge first to ask if there were other possibilities. 

“Generally, a person is allowed to donate their bone marrow once in their whole life. It’s difficult to be a match again for the second time. Even if the same people have the matching bone marrow again, the donor can’t donate immediately after the first surgery.” The doctor delivered some rather bad news. 

Timothy frowned. “I’m perfectly fine and healthy. I can donate my bone marrow again immediately.” 

“Still, Mr. Barrett, we can’t take blood from you right now. There’s nothing we can do,” the 

doctor said. 

Mia slumped her shoulders in disappointment. “Which means we have to find the bone marrow donated yesterday, right?” 

“You’re right. Thankfully, the ldd isn’t in the vacuum chamber yet, I think we still have time to look for another matching bone marrow,”