That day, Olivia was once again sent to the hospital for a checkup.

Keith glanced at the data and various reports from CT scans and NMR tests.

The more he read, the deeper his frowns became.

"The chemo session she underwent two years ago was quite effective. But this time, it yielded minimal results.

"Also, the cancer cells are beginning to take over the tissues around them. Olivia's body can't take chemo sessions anymore.

"It will only put more burden on her body and hasten her death."

His words seemed to have sentenced Olivia to death. Ethan's hand, which was behind his back, gripped a corner of his shirt.

"Then she …"

Keith shook his head. "For some reason, her cancer cells are spreading even faster now. If this goes on, Olivia will have another month to live at most.

"If her condition worsens, she may only have two weeks …"

Ethan felt his vision turning dark. He almost fainted on the spot.

She only had two weeks to a month left, or maybe even shorter than that.

Keit