My Husband Lost His Mother's Kidney Transplant Money for His First Love

Looking at Patricia dying in the ICU, I forced myself to calm down.

Patricia had always treated me extremely well, making up for the loss of my mother as a child.

I couldn't watch her die ruthlessly.

Charlie, May and I went to college together, and we had a common chat group.

The monitor had sent me the location yesterday, and he said that everyone was going to watch the Hampton Cup together at a high-end barbecue restaurant today.

Charlie and May would definitely be there.

I quickly rushed over, and sure enough, they were enjoying a drink at the barbecue restaurant.

Charlie had his arm around May and was generously calling the waiter for an additional order.

My plain dress didn't fit in with the place, and the expensive roasted steaks, lobster, and abalone on the table were the delicious food I had never tasted before.

I didn't care about this as I ran over to Charlie.

Seeing that I had shown up, the pleasure and gentleness in Charlie's eyes instantly disappeared, leaving only a boredom that he couldn't hide.

"Tiffany, are you following me?"

He stared at me indifferently, as if he wanted to freeze me with his gaze, and I was the most insensitive person in the world.

I ignored this and anxiously tugged at him.

"There's only one donor kidney in the hospital, so come back to the hospital with me and pay for it. Your mother's illness cannot be delayed any longer!"

Before I could finish speaking, Charlie shrugged off my hand in disgust. Seeing me fall to the ground, Charlie was impassive.

"My mom even gave me a video call this morning. Can you think about it before you lie? You should make up a perfect lie."

Charlie wouldn't believe me at all.

May frowned as she glanced me up and down, "Tiffany, I know you don't like me, but you don't have to dress so plainly on purpose and curse Charlie's mother in front of so many classmates, do you?"

"Charlie's a man. Don't you know how important a man's dignity is? Or do you just want to make Charlie embarrassed?"

As expected, the moment she spoke, Charlie became even more disgusted with me.

He put his arm around May and told me indifferently, "We're just going to watch football, and you have the nerve to curse my mom to death, so do you have any sympathy left?"