Chapter 175

Hayden became increasingly aware of his parents' favoritism as they grew up. He stood firmly by Lily's side and treated her with even more care. She couldn't imagine what life would be like without him. He was the last bit of color in her world. If he disappeared, everything would lose its meaning. Her trembling hands gripped him, and large tears fell onto the pristine white sheets. "Tell me, what can I do to save you? Don't you want me anymore?" The cold machine suddenly made a sound, vibrating. Rowan, who had been recording data, paused momentarily, then immediately looked at Hayden. "Keep going. Keep going." "Alright." She couldn't understand the changes in the symbols on the equipment, but she instinctively followed Rowan's instructions and kept speaking to Hayden. About ten minutes later, Rowan put down his pen. "That's enough. He'll need to be observed here for another two hours. You should go rest." "Is he going to be alright?" Lily straightened up, her eyes shining wit