Recalling Su Wanwan's persistence, Mu Yuze felt for the first time that making a decision could be such a difficult thing.
But that child was extraordinarily resilient, and this time, even he couldn't bear to leave it behind.
"However, as of now, Miss Su's condition looks quite good, and it might not be necessary to take that step," Doctor Chen thought for a moment and said, "The tumor is growing slower than I expected. As long as the blood clot can be absorbed smoothly, I think Miss Su should have no problem delivering the baby successfully."
Mu Yuze pondered for a long time, then hoarsely said, "Let me think about it."
A few experts nodded and left, but as they walked, they continued discussing in low voices. However, each had furrowed brows; clearly, no one dared to easily draw a conclusion about Su Wanwan's situation.
Mu Yuze returned to the hospital room.
