Chapter 651


    Corinne waspletely speechless. The absurdity of the situation gnawed at her bones like a bitingly


    cold wind. The image of Lilin sobbing her heart out while she was waiting for her mother toe out of


    the emergency ward appeared in her mind, causing her to take a deep breath and say, “Okay, I


    promise you.”.


    Lucas let out another satisfied smile. “Your resolve impresses me, Miss Corinne. I trust that I have your


    word. Let’s go.”


    Corinne nodded, turned around, and headed straight to the elevator. Lucas followed her into the


    elevator and just like that the two of them made their way down to the blood collection room. It was


    eerily quiet in the elevator as there were only two of them inside.


    Lucas thought he should say something to break the silence so he casually asked, “Are you friends


    with the car crash victim.”


    “Nope. I don’t even know who she is,” replied Corinne emotionlessly.


    This surprised Lucas very much. He looked at her in disbelief. “You don’t know who the car crash victim


    is? Did you seriously agree to get rid of your baby just to save a stranger?”


    Corinne nced at him. “She has a daughter about five or six years old. My heart breaks just thinking


    about all the hardships she has to go through if she loses her mother at such a young age. Thus, I’m


    willing to do whatever I can to help her.”


    Her words struck a sympathetic chord in Lucas’s cold, cold heart. He started to think about Luna, who


    until now he still had no idea whether was dead or alive. I wonder if mom is still alive? I hope she is for


    Luna’s sake


    It was a long while before Lucas regained his senses. Before this, he never believed anyone would be


    kind enough to save a stranger. He thought all the news reports about kind people doing kind things for


    others were fake.


    “Mister Lucas, what are you still standing there for? Don’t tell me you regret your decision to donate


    blood?” asked Corinne with a frown when she noticed Lucas did not follow her out of the elevator.


    The question pulled Lucas out of his reverie. He noticed the elevator door was wide open, prompting


    him. to quickly step out.


    “No, I don’t regret my decision. I’m the type who always makes good on his promises.”


    “Good to hear that.”


    In the blood collection room.


    The nurse did not expect Corinne to have found a blood donor so quickly and a handsome one at that.


    She was so stunned by Lucas’s good looks that she lost her mind for a few seconds. Trying to hide her


    embarrassment, she quickly put on a stern expression and matter-of-factly drew some blood from


    Lucas’s finger so that she could check whether his blood waspatible with Lilin’s mother.


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    The blood test result soon came out and the nurse reported, “Your blood type is Rh-negative which


    means we can use your blood for the transfusion.”


    Lucas gracefully rolled up his sleeves and presented his arm to the nurse. This was the first time the


    nurse was ever so close to a good-looking man like Lucas so she found it hard to reign in her desire to


    throw herself at him. After inserting the needle, she forced herself to turn away from him so that she


    would not have to see his dashingly handsome face.


    “Miss Corinne, the hospital would like to thank you for helping us look for an Rh-negative blood donor.


    If it weren’t for you, we wouldn’t have found one so quickly since this blood type is very rare. Thanks to


    you, this little girl’s mother now has a fighting chance of surviving.”


    Corinne shook her head. “You don’t need to thank me. I’m just d to be of help.”


    Lilin started crying again when she heard what the nurse said, but this time, it was out of happiness


    and gratitude. After wiping her tears away, she sped Corinne’s hands and said gratefully, “Thank


    you, Miss. Thank you for saving my mommy’s life.”


    Corinne looked at her and said, “Don’t thank me. Thank that man instead.”


    Lilin nodded and turned to look at Lucas. “Thank you, Mister, for donating your blood to my mommy. I


    promise to repay you one day.”


    “You don’t have to repay me. You can, however, repay thedy that brought me to you,” said Lucas


    indifferently.


    After a while, the blood bag became full and the nurse hurriedly brought it to the emergency ward.


    Lucas threw the cotton ball into the trash can, gracefully rolled his sleeves back down, and stood up


    from the chair. Suddenly, a wave of dizziness came over him.


    “If a perfectly healthy man like me gets dizzy from donating some blood then surely the effect would be


    ten times worse for a pregnant woman like Corinne?’ he thought with a frown.


    He turned to look at her and asked curiously, “Why do you insist on donating blood when you’re


    pregnant? Aren’t you worried something’s going to happen to you or the baby?