Nowadays, medical technology is very advanced. Hematopoietic stem cells can be obtained from peripheral blood without needing extraction from spinal cord blood, and it causes no harm to a normal person's body.
But Valentine Teller is different; she's a pregnant woman.
Her body already contains his genes, and there's a high possibility of a rejection reaction.
Moreover, the mobilization agent isn't good for the fetus.
For her to be a donor, she would first have to miscarry, and that's something he absolutely won't allow.
Mark Reed held Valentine Teller tightly, leaning close to her ear and gently said, "Rest assured, sleep well. I will find a way to save Sara Quiles. If you trust me, stop overthinking and give birth to our child peacefully."
"Really? Will you truly find a way to save Sara?"
Valentine Teller suddenly widened her eyes, looking into those eyes that sparkled like stars even in the dark.
She was both surprised and delighted, trusting and admiring Mark Reed.
