Meow Ba

Chapter 82 Adoption
"Mom, mom, what's wrong with you?"

"Mom, wake up!"

As the arm slipped, the blood on Molly's mother's face faded, and her eyes closed quietly, which made Molly panic immediately. She threw herself on the bedside, shaking her mother, and a series of teardrops dripped in her hoarse voice. On the worn sheets.

"Auntie! Auntie!"

The direction of the matter was obviously beyond Catherine's imagination. She called a few times, but without getting a response from Molly's mother, she immediately ran out the door.

Catherine did not forget that she came with her mother, and now her mother is still waiting outside the door.

"Whoosh-!"

Faster than Catherine, Ron, who had been waiting in front of the door, rushed out of the room like the wind, and ran towards Aunt Susan's position - Aunt Susan was waiting under a big tree in front of the house, waiting for Catherine to come out.

"Hey, Tangerine."

"How is Catherine doing?"

"Isn't it great?"

Seeing Ron running over, Aunt Susan, who didn't know what happened, asked Ron with a smile, until Ron bit her skirt with his mouth and pulled it towards the container house.

"Hey, Tangerine, don't push so hard."

"The skirt will fall off."

I have always heard Lorraine say that Ron is very strong, and now Aunt Susan knows how strong Ron is. She was dragged by Ron and staggered towards the container house, and then Catherine rushed into her arms with tears .

"Mom, mom, come in..."

"Auntie, Auntie, she seems to be dying..."

Shocked all over, Aunt Susan immediately let go of her holding hands, lifted her long skirt and ran quickly into the container house - on the dilapidated bed, Molly was still crying with her mother in her arms.

"Son, step aside, I'm Catherine's mother."

"Let me see you, how is Mommy?"

Gently persuaded Molly to leave, Aunt Susan held Molly's mother's drooping wrist with one hand, and at the same time put the other hand into the crowd—Aunt Susan often went to orphanages and nursing homes as volunteers, some simple judgments The methods and care methods are still known.

The hand was as cold as ice, which made Aunt Susan's heart feel cold, but she was relieved by the slight pulse and free breathing, and she immediately took out her mobile phone.

"Tim, drive over here, turn right from the house, you can see a small forest, we are in the container house behind the forest."

"Someone needs help, hurry up."

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Under the cold light of the hospital, Molly sobbed softly, Catherine sat beside her and comforted her, and Ron stretched out his claws from Catherine's arms and pressed them on Molly's leg.

At the door of the emergency room next to it, Aunt Susan, Papa Tim, and Lorraine were all waiting quietly.

Thanksgiving is a good day for the whole family to reunite. No one wants to encounter such a thing, but when it happens, we must do our best to help.

"Which of you is the family member of the patient?"

The door of the emergency room opened, and a doctor wearing a mask came out tiredly. She took off the mask and asked hoarsely.

"I'm!"

Standing up abruptly, Molly stood in front of him, her thin body trembling slightly with strong hope.

"Son, where is your father?"

"I don't have a father!"

Looking at the thin girl in front of him, the doctor shook his head, and Aunt Susan went up to meet her—the doctor took a look at Molly, and pulled Aunt Susan aside.

"The patient's condition is far from ideal. Her tumor has spread to her whole body, and her long-term malnutrition makes it impossible for her to withstand chemotherapy."

"Even hospitals in big cities don't have a good solution."

"The patient is awake now, you can go in and have a look."

Although she had already prepared for the worst, this situation was beyond Aunt Susan's imagination. She froze for a moment and turned to look at Molly.

Ron, who was squatting on the seat, also lowered his head and his ears drooped - he heard the whispers of the doctor and Aunt Susan, and watched a life disappear before his eyes. Only those who have experienced this feeling can understand it.

"Son, come on, have a few words with your mother."

After taking a deep breath, tears gushed out of her eyes, like two waterfalls, but Molly's hoarse voice was inexplicably calm.

"Is my mother dying?"

"..."

Unable to answer, Aunt Susan took the hands of Molly and Catherine who walked to the side, and walked into the emergency room together. Ron stayed aside with the two men, and then there was a faint conversation in the emergency room.

"Susan, please."

"I didn't expect there to be such a good person as you in this world."

"My body knows it's unnecessary, but I can't let Molly go."

"Although it's too much to say, I don't want her to go to the orphanage."

"Can you adopt her?"

"Okay, I promise you!"

Without too long of hesitation, Aunt Susan's firm voice reached Ron's ears, and Ron couldn't help but heave a sigh of relief—although Molly's mother's life could not be saved, Aunt Susan's answer gave Molly some hope. a shelter.

Otherwise, no one can tell what kind of situation the young Molly will be reduced to—maybe many people in the United States live better than other countries, but there are also many people at the bottom of society who live very miserable lives, almost Better to die.

"Thank you, Susan."

"Molly, mom can't take care of you anymore, you have to live well with mom Susan."

"Mom, I'm sorry, mom will always love you..."

There was silence after the faint thanks and conversation, and then the sobs of several women sounded in the emergency room.

When Aunt Susan brought the children out of the emergency room, they all had red eyes, and whether it was Catherine or Molly, there were still rivers on their faces.

"Tim, go to the police station to go through the formalities. I promised Doris that I will adopt Molly."

"Molly, from today on, you'll sleep with Catherine, okay?"

"We'll go to your house to clean up later."

With eyes lowered, Molly nodded blankly, which was her answer to Aunt Susan, and Catherine walked up to her and held her hand tightly.

Although she was not her own relative, Catherine was also shocked like never before. A life passed away quietly before her eyes, and there was no way to save it.

"Okay, Molly will be our daughter from now on."

"Lorraine, take care of my sister more in the future, do you hear me?"

"And you, Orange, take good care of Molly!"

Smoking is not allowed in the hospital. Father Tim took out a cigarette and took a few puffs. He turned to Lorraine and Ron and instructed. Lorraine nodded solemnly, and Ron, who was squatting at Lorraine's feet, also nodded quietly. nodded.

(End of this chapter)