Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 338

Even in a city like Istra with its tens of millions of people, pediatric transplants were relatively rare because donors were so scarce.

Most successful transplants involved family members or relatives. Even in cases with non-related donors, the recipients had often been on a waiting list for a long time, and the source of the donation was traceable.

There was only one case that stood out: a boy named John, who was around the same age as Hans and had the same blood type. He had been admitted to the hospital after a sudden injury that ruptured his liver, requiring an emergency transplant to save his life.

However, his mother had a fatty liver, and his father and other relatives were not compatible matches.

Normally, a child in his situation would have to wait, hoping for a suitable donor liver to become available. But in most cases, that wait could last for years, and many patients died waiting.

Yet, less than two weeks after being admitted, John found a suitable liver and underwent a successful transplant. The timing of his surgery was almost identical to the time of Hans' death.

Most importantly, this boy, John, was Yolanda’s cousin.

With that, the whole truth was laid bare.

Hans was hospitalized for burns. Unable to afford the medical bills, his parents turned to the Rogers family, who had initially manipulated them. The Rogers family arranged for his treatment at their private hospital. Under normal circumstances, Hans should have recovered and been discharged.

But the boy was tragically unlucky. During his hospitalization, Yolanda’s cousin John suffered an accident that ruptured his liver, requiring a transplant.

While searching for a donor, Oscar came across Hans. His age, blood type, and other conditions were a perfect match. On top of that, he was from a poor family with no money, power, or connections. He was the perfect target.

However, they had underestimated the love Hans' parents had for their child. They refused to be silenced, fighting to reclaim their son's body and reporting it to the police, determined to get justice for their murdered son.

Sadly, in the end, they did not get the justice they sought.

Two days later was Hans' funeral.

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