Rebirth: She Became a Beautiful and Cool Bigshot-Chapter 70 - Her Hatred

Chapter 70: Chapter 70 Her Hatred

Chapter 70 -70 Her Hatred

Lin Fangwei didn’t look at Meng Wanhua, talking to herself, “…I wasn’t joking about ruining my sister’s work, but it’s not like I have to do that…”

Meng Wanhua sharply turned her head to look at her, not understanding her intention. frёewebnoѵēl.com

Lin Fangwei coolly hooked her lips, speaking deliberately, “The doctor said, for someone like me, the probability of a successful match with a cousin is also quite high.

Dad said you have two brothers and one sister, they all have children around my age…

Mom, I don’t want to die, help me find a suitable one among them, Mom, can you help me?”

By the end of her plea, Lin Fangwei had broken into tears.

Meng Wanhua felt as if she had been struck by lightning.

They actually had such an idea in mind.

If this was the case, how could she still protect Meng Chuyue?

Her mind raced as she calmly said, “I’ve asked, their blood types don’t match yours.”

Lin Fangwei narrowed her eyes, scrutinizing her, “Don’t lie to me…”

Meng Wanhua sighed, “Don’t forget, I was diagnosed with leukemia six months ago.

I need regular blood transfusions.

So, when they visited me, I asked them to get tested.

If they were also O blood type, to deposit some at the hospital blood bank.

Since they’re poor, I said I wouldn’t just take their blood for nothing; I’d pay them and give them nutritional supplements.

Unfortunately, of all those people, only your eldest uncle and aunt have O-type blood, but one has schistosomiasis and the other is anemic.”

Lin Fangwei’s eyes reddened with rage as she yelled, “Are you making up stories?

How can it be that coincidental?”

“If you don’t believe it, you can go to the hospital and ask.

The doctors and nurses there remember this incident; they also found it surprising, thinking I was unlucky.”

“Heh…

heh heh…”

Lin Fangwei gave a few cold laughs, “Fine, I’ll take your word for it.

However, you need to give me your property.

Don’t think I’m greedy; you should know that with this disease, even if successful in getting a kidney transplant, my body will remain very weak, and I’ll need money to stay alive.”

Meng Wanhua took a deep breath and spoke slowly, “I’ve spent over a hundred thousand on medical treatment over the past six months.

My savings are long gone; I’ve been living off the money from selling my noodle shop and there’s not much left.

I can only give you the jewelry.”

Lin Fangwei looked at her with disgust, “Don’t you still have a house?

How come?

You’re planning to leave that house to Meng Jingfen?”

Meng Wanhua, with tears streaming down, calmly said, “I do want to give you the house, but under what pretext?

Aren’t you afraid of your origin being exposed?

Sell the house?

But the doctor told me there’s no cure for me.

Continuing treatment would be a waste of money, so what reason would I have for selling the house?

However, rest assured, I won’t leave the house to Meng Jingfen.

If you don’t believe me, I can swear on it.”

Meng Wanhua finished speaking, raised her right hand, and immediately made a vow, “I, Meng Wanhua, swear that I will never leave my house in Phoenix District to Meng Jingfen; if I break this oath, may I die a terrible death.”

Lin Fangwei sneered, “You’re already so sick, you’re definitely not going to die well.

But, I believe you.

I don’t need the house anymore.

Remember to send me the jewelry and some of that delicious fruit tomorrow.

Now, you can leave.”

Meng Wanhua, holding back her shattered heart, turned her head and asked Lin Fangwei, “Do you…

really hate me that much?”

Didn’t Lin Fangwei feel the slightest bit of compassion for her?

She was also suffering from a terminal illness.

When she switched the children all those years ago, it was in hope that Lin Fangwei could have a happier life.

And indeed, Lin Fangwei had been quite happy all these years if it hadn’t been for the sudden kidney failure.

But falling ill is something no one can control.

Lin Fangwei’s eyes twisted into a cold sneer, “Why shouldn’t I hate you?

Everyone else’s children are healthy and well, only I at such a young age must constantly fear death.

Anyone would hate you.

Just go, I don’t want to see you.”

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