Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 825

"Mia, if you can't remember, then don't dwell on it. It's not something positive anyway. But don't worry too much, even if the worst happens, your brothers are here to support you. Right now, our priority is getting the bone marrow to the hospital. Sagey is waiting for us."

Mia refrained from further discussion, her mind occupied with Sage waiting in the vacuum chamber.

She had warned Timothy earlier not to disembark from the plane while her brothers were still there, but he stubbornly insisted on tempting fate.

Perhaps Claude could teach Timothy a lesson and help him understand the harsh reality.

If Timothy were to run into Dominic later, even without a fatal outcome, he might still end up with serious injuries.

An hour later, they arrived at the hospital.

Mia entered, carrying the box containing the bone marrow. Nicholas, clad in a white coat, approached her swiftly. "Did you bring back the bone marrow?"

"Yes, I brought it back. It's inside."

"Pass it to me. We'll conduct tests on the bone marrow right away. If everything checks out, we can initiate treatment immediately."

Mia nodded in response. After entrusting the bone marrow to Nicholas, she headed straight to the vacuum chamber to reunite with Sage.

As Mia approached the chamber, she noticed a young boy inside, engrossed in playing with building blocks.

At the sight of Sage, Mia's eyes immediately filled with tears. Hastening her steps, she approached and called out, "Sagey."

Sage glanced up upon hearing his name. He carefully placed the blocks he was holding on the floor before making his way to the edge of the vacuum chamber.

With a tender, childlike voice, he exclaimed, "Mommy, you're back!"

"Yes, I brought back the bone marrow. You'll be able to start treatment soon, and once you're feeling better, you can go to school like the other children. Does that make you happy?"

Mia had been eagerly awaiting this day for a long time.

Due to Sage's illness and his difference from other children, he spent much of his time confined to the hospital.