Goodbye Love, Welcome the New Me!

The doctor said the situation was dire and the patients could die at any time.

I couldn't wait anymore and decided to take the drug from Jason myself.

Instead of calling Jason this time, I called his assistant, who hesitated and refused to reveal Jason's whereabouts until I intimidated him as Jason's fiancée. Then, he told me Jason was at a pet hospital.

I knew the pet hospital Jason's assistant mentioned. It was near Erin's place. Jason and Erin often went there.

There was a once-in-a-century rainstorm going on in Ashton.

The street was empty, and I couldn't even get a taxi. But I had no choice but to head to the pet hospital.

An hour later, I arrived there, soaking wet.

The moment Jason saw me, he subconsciously twisted his eyebrows.

"What are you doing here?"

He made it sound like I was committing some kind of crime there.

But I didn't answer his question. My goal was clear.

"Where's the drug?"

Jason was obviously impatient.

"You only care about the drug. Don't you see that Erin's dog is dying?"

"So?" I wasn't following him. "Her pet dog died. What does it have to do with me coming here to get the drug?"

Jason was enraged by my cold attitude.

"How could you be so cold-blooded!"

I found him ridiculous.

Jason was kept from delivering the drug not long ago because of that dog.

As a result, thirteen people died.

I wanted to question him but knew it wasn't the best time.

My parents and my siblings were still waiting for the drug in the hospital.

I suppressed my anger and softened my tone,

"Jason, I'm sorry about the dog, but my parents are still in the hospital and need the drug."

Seeing that my attitude softened, Jason also restrained his anger. He looked up and signaled to his assistant.

Suddenly, Erin cried out,

"Jason, my dog isn't breathing. What should we do? I don't believe he's gonna die. Let's go to another hospital. We may still cure him."

Only then did I see that Erin was holding a dying dog in her arms, and she had several scratches on her face.

I was thinking of asking them to change the hospital quickly, but a sudden phone call changed my mind.

I grabbed the drug, stopped Jason, and begged him,

"Send me first."

Jason pushed my hand away impatiently.

"I've already given you the drug. What else do you want?"

I grabbed his clothes again as he was about to leave.

"Jason, please give me a ride first. The hospital just called and said they are dying and need the drug now."

My family couldn't wait an hour.

I had already lost thirteen family members, and I couldn't bear to lose anymore.

"Jason, my dog doesn't have much time left. We must go to the pet hospital immediately."

Erin held the dog in her arms, looking so worn out that she almost leaned on Jason.

It didn't take long for Jason to decide who he would help between me and Erin.

"I'll take Erin, and my assistant will drive you."

But there was only one car on the road at this time!

If the assistant got the car in the garage and sent me to the hospital, my parents would be dead!

I knelt in front of Jason, giving up all my dignity.

"Jason, please. I really can't lose my parents..."

My constant disobedience displeased Jason.

"I can't even remember how many times your parents have been sent to the intensive care unit. How could their condition suddenly deteriorate? Just stop lying to me."

They had been like that three months ago!

The last time Jason visited my family in the hospital was three months ago. Their condition was also severe at that time, but I didn't want Jason to worry about it and look down on me.

A year ago, my whole family suddenly had myeloid leukemia, and the disease progressed rapidly and was out of control.

The doctor said that this type of leukemia was rare and was the result of malignant clonal proliferation and sudden mutation of ordinary hematopoietic stem cells.

Only a particular foreign drug could ease the pain, but it was strictly controlled.

The only person in charge of the channel was Jason.

Unable to resist my repeated pleas, Jason finally agreed to bring the drug.

He agreed to deliver the drug to the hospital five hours ago, but he broke the promise at the last minute and disappeared.

So, the reason Jason didn't come was that Erin and her dog fell and were injured, and he stayed with them in the pet hospital.

I didn't have time to think how I should feel about that at the moment. I just wanted Jason to take me to the hospital so that my family could be saved.

After Jason finished speaking, he held Erin and walked towards the car.

I rushed to the car, trying to grab the last hope like a crazy woman.

"Jason, take me to the hospital! Otherwise, I will kill myself here!"

But Jason just opened the car window and signaled to the bodyguard with his eyes.

Then, they took me off the driveway in a rough way.

"Jason Finley! Stop! Stop!"

It was useless.

Jason drove off, raindrops splashing all over me.

When I arrived at the hospital in the storm, looking even more embarrassed, I handed the drug to the doctor.

The doctor snarled to me,

"What took you so long? They're dead already. What's the point of having the drug now?!"

So, the cold morgue had four more bodies.