N forced <b>a </b>bitter smile. She had always tried to maintain the illusion that her marriage <b>was </b>fine in front of Harrison, but now she realized how foolish she had been.


    “Dad, this was the path I chose. I can ept the consequences,” she replied.


    Before marrying rk, Harrison had warned her that life with the Sumners might not be easy, especially since the Jaystons were bankrupt.This is the property of N?-velDrama.Org.


    N had believed that as long as she and rk loved each other, they could ovee anything. Now, she understood how naive she had been.


    Harrison sighed softly, his voice gentle. “N, don’t worry about me. If you feel like you can’t stay with him anymore, I’ll support whatever decision you make.”


    N’s nose tingled as tears threatened to fall. She replied, “Dad, I know<i>. </i>But right now, the most important thing is for you to focus on getting better.”


    Harrison wanted to mention his n to discharge himself from the hospital, but seeing N’s red–rimmed eyes, he held back, He decided to wait for a better time to bring it up.


    After spending some time in the hospital room, Wren walked N out.


    At the hospital entrance, Wren looked at her with concern and said, “N, I know staying with rk is hard on you, but if you’re thinking about divorce, I just ask that you wait until after your dad’s kidney transnt. I’m begging you…”


    The plea in Wren’s gaze made N’s expression darken. She hesitated for a moment before deciding to tell Wren the truth. “Wren, the kidney we found before… rk gave it to someone else.”


    Wren’s eyes widened in disbelief, and she staggered back a step.


    “What did you say?” she asked, her voice trembling.


    “Wren, will find another kidney for my dad, but it might take some time,” N assured her.


    Wren didn’t espond, her face turning ashen


    They had been waiting for that kidney for years, and now N was telling her that


    someone else. Anyone would find that hard to ont


    rk had gi


    long since When quietly turned and started walking back toward the Hospital. Her steps were unsteady, and N quickly moved to support her Nted tofort her Wren, MI find a way to get the kidney-”


    you find?


    Before she could finish, Wren pushed her away. “Find a way? What way rk’s people searched for over two years before they found that kidney. How many years will it take you? Your dad can’t wait that long!”


    Wren’s eyes were filled with anger and despair. It was as if someone who had been wandering in darkness suddenly saw a ray of light, only for that light to be abruptly snuffed out


    Seeing Wren so agitated, N pressed her lips together. “Wren, I know this is hard to ept right now. We can talk about it when you’ve calmed down.


    “Nyta, does rk giving the kidney to someone else have anything to do with you?” Wren demanded.


    Her gaze was usatory. rk had assured them that the kidney would go to Harrison, so why had he suddenly changed his mind?


    N’s hands clenched at her sides. After a moment, she finally uttered, “Yes.”


    “I knew it,” Wren said, walking away without looking back.


    N didn’t try to stop her. She knew Wren was ming her. While she could understand Wren’s feelings, she didn’t believe she was at fault. The mey with rk


    After watching Wren disappear into the hospital, N turned and left.


    Late at night, in the Prospectus Technology CEO’s office…


    Spencer handed a document to Damon<b>, </b><b>his </b>expression hesitant as he asked, “Mr. Sumner, are you sure you want to give these documents to Ms. Jayston?”