Wife, I confess: The president forced marriage

Yan Zhi finally took back the exquisite little silver gun, Shi Yu secretly heaved a sigh of relief, he turned his head and glanced at Xiao Yi who was walking further and further away, a complex light flashed in his eyes.

He half leaned into the car, carried the unconscious Jia Jia out of the car, turned around and got into Yan Zhi's car.

Sitting in the driver's seat, Yan Zhi frowned slightly: "You believe his nonsense."

"Go to the hospital first."

Shi Yu's complexion was not very good, it was not that he believed in Xiao Yi, but Jiajia, who had indeed been ill, and the symptoms had become more and more obvious in the past six months. [

Half a year ago, ever since she fainted from time to time due to anemia, Shi Yu knew that her condition was getting worse, and she couldn't hide it more and more. Seeing the comatose woman with frowning frowns in her arms, Shi Yu frowned deeply.

Yan Zhi dialed the phone while driving: "Xiaobai, private hospital, you go and get ready... No, it's Jiajia, I'll take someone there in three minutes."

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The instant anger erupting from Yan Zhi's body made Shi Ying take two steps sideways in order to break up the stagnant airflow.

His gaze is as steady as a deep pool, his breath is not disturbed, and his complexion seems to be calm without any waves, but in fact there are so many emotions hidden that Yan Zhi can't detect at all.

In such a confrontation between two men, no one else could get close to it.

Private doctor Jin Bai, nicknamed Xiao Bai, frowned deeply while holding the blood test report, glanced at the two men, and sighed deeply, "Chronic myelogenous leukemia can be divided into chronic phase and accelerated phase clinically." Judging from Jiajia’s blood test report, Jia Jia is currently at the critical point of the chronic phase and the accelerated phase. Why have I never heard this matter from my parents?”

Jin Bai is Aunt Wu's son. He followed Yan Zhi to City A seven years ago, but he often went back to Spain, but he never heard his parents mention it. People in their circle basically go to his parents for medical treatment. It makes sense that Jiajia's illness has reached such an extent that her parents don't even know about it.

"What do you mean?" Yan Zhi turned to look at Jin Bai, and said in a low voice, "Don't teach me those technical terms."

He couldn't understand, but the word leukemia was enough to make him turn pale.

"Chronic myelogenous leukemia (chronic myelogenous leukemia) is a chronic leukemia with slow onset and no obvious early symptoms. It is divided into chronic phase and attack phase. The symptoms in the chronic phase are controllable and can reduce white blood cells. It is difficult to treat in the attack phase. Jiajia's current condition is not bad, and she is still in the chronic stage, but if the chronic stage cannot be delayed, once the sudden change occurs, her life expectancy will not exceed one year at most."

Jin Bai said in easy-to-understand words, Yan Zhi's face became even more embarrassed.

Shi Yu turned around and nodded: "Aunt Wu found out that Jia Jia has chronic granulomatosis four years ago, and she has been using Gleevec in combination with traditional Chinese medicine for treatment in the past few years. She asked in front of her."

"She doesn't know?" She didn't know after being ill for several years?Yan Zhi snorted coldly: "It's cured well? Do Uncle and Uncle Lei know?"

"Uncle Lei knows."

Anyone who knew about this, except him, Aunt Wu, knew that Jiajia's father, Lei Lie, and even Jiajia's father, Huangfuye, were being kept from it.

I kept it from Jiajia, just because I was afraid that she would feel pressured.

Zeng Jin heard that there was a cancer patient whose family kept hiding her condition from her for her own good. The patient had no psychological burden and was cured after a few years. So when he first learned that Jiajia had chronic granulomatosis, he It was suggested to keep it from her. After almost four years, her condition was under control and stable. Shi Yu felt that her original decision was right.