Chapter 642 I Cannot Accompany You Any Longer

• Genevieve took over his phone and read Jane's mail.
• It said: Coop, by the time you receive this email, I might already be gone forever. Don't be sad. I've been on medication since young. It's already a blessing for me to be able to stay alive till now. If you truly love me, I hope you can keep me in your heart. It's good enough if you can think about me at times. Didn't you ask me why I was overjoyed after stepping out of the hospital with Genev that day? Dr. Sitler told me he had performed surgeries for other patients like me before and could help me with that too. However, it's high-risk surgery. Even if I'm able to survive it, I can only live for four more years at most. I told him I wanted to have this surgery. It's because I yearn to be together with you. The world is beyond imagination, and there are countless picturesque sceneries for us to explore. I wish to have some memorable moments of pleasure with you everywhere. At the same time, I can't help but think how nice it would be if we could meet a few years earlier. Nevertheless, I'm well aware that you might not belong to me even if we got to know each other earlier. Coop, don't you think that time is something incredible? Because of it, we might come across someone we wish to love deeply for our lifetime at any moment.
• She continued to read the lengthy email: Dr. Sitler informed me about the time for the surgery when I went to the hospital a few days ago. At the same time, he reminded me again that it's a high-risk surgery, and I might meet my end halfway through. Nonetheless, I'm determined to go through with it. I even told him that if the surgery turned out to be a failure, it would imply that my good luck had come to an end. I bumped into Angela Seahill, an ex-classmate, after stepping out of the hospital. Coincidentally, she's working at the DNA-testing center where Old Mr. Zeigler and Sylvie Clasen had their DNA test. I knew that Sylvie Clasen's mother might not be Old Mr. Zeigler's second daughter who had gone missing. After running into Angela, I requested her to help check the DNA test result for Old Mr. Zeigler and Sylvie. I promised to give her a sum of money and help her to seek another new job after she resigns from the DNA-testing center. However, I knew Xavier had escaped from prison even before she updated me on any findings. I understand that you've been keeping it from me, fearing I'll be worried about it. But don't you know that I'm worried sick about you too? I'm clueless about who's backing Xavier up in the shadows. He got my phone number and sent me a message, telling me he escaped from prison and is targeting you. On top of that, he claims that someone is helping him, and it's as easy as snapping his fingers for him to lay a finger on you. No words can describe how terrified I am. Armand is gone forever. If anything happens to you too, what is Genev going to do? Since I only have a fifty percent chance of survival during the surgery, I think I should do something more meaningful. Coop, I'm thankful to be by your side all this while. It's such a shame that I can't accompany you any longer. I've given Angela a call sometime earlier, requesting her to email me the DNA test result after obtaining it. If nothing goes wrong, there should be an email from her in my mailbox by Christmas. Regardless of the outcome of the DNA test result, please help me give Angela the money. I'll attach her contact details at the bottom of this email. I hope you can focus on your work and take good care of yourself, Coop. If you meet any woman who has feelings toward you in the future, please don't turn her down. Give her a chance to take care of you.