Even After Death novel (Olivia and Ethan) novel Chapter 1418

Avery told Olivia all he had been through all these years.

Back then, his kidney condition was already very serious, but he was unable to find a suitable donor.

He was on the brink of death a few times. Then, he chanced upon a suitable kidney and had the transplant.

But it didn't last. His body started to reject the kidney.

His life hadn't been easy. He had been hanging by a thread and had no option but to seek out Louis.

His relationship with Louis was purely transactional. He wasn't like Olivia, who was Louis' student.

"Mr. Fordham, can I take your pulse real quick?"

"Sure, go ahead."

Avery looked at Olivia's steadfast gaze. She was no longer the sickly young woman of the past.

She had already grown into a magnificent person.

She must be very skilled to earn Louis' approval.

He thought about how desperate she was back then. She told him she didn't have a future anymore and wanted to give him her kidney.

Avery asked her before what she wanted to do if she survived.

She said she liked studying medicine but made the wrong choice. If she could, she wanted to join Peace's Embrace.

She had heard that there were a lot of exceptional doctors in the organization, and she wanted to learn from them.

In the end, she didn't get to join but still managed to become an incredible doctor.

Olivia felt Avery's pulse and frowned. Although he managed to survive six months, his acclimation to the procedure wasn't as smooth as hers.

That was why his condition wasn't good. He was still barely hanging on.

"Mr. Fordham… you…"

"Yeah, I know. I just feel guilty. If only I had given you my kidney, you would've…"

"Please don't think of it like that. This is just how it's meant to be."

Avery withdrew his hand. He looked relieved.

"After being ravaged by an illness for so long, I've thought things through. I'm not ready to let go of life even though this world is imperfect.

"I still have my family. Even if I have to fight for every breath I take, I still want to live for one more day, one more hour, or even one more second.

"It's a good thing you didn't give me your kidney. Or else you wouldn't have survived the procedure."

Avery was such a nice person, but it seemed like misfortune loved the company of those in distress.

Olivia felt horrible. Tears welled up in her eyes.

"Mr. Rivera is a very good doctor. You've already lasted longer than anyone else. He might be able to save your life."