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FEAST ON YOUR BODY

작가: Solyn Aure
last update 게시일: 2026-07-07 19:59:43
ARIA’S POV

The human body is fragile thing, yet witnessing the mechanics of a bone marrow transplant makes you realize how resilient we can be.

The bone marrow transplant went smoother than I dared to hope.

It wasn't the open-chest surgery I had terrifyingly pictured in my mind even though I have been told several times it isn't, my mind seems to just have it own interpretation.

Noah, as the donor, went through a few days of injections to boost his stem cell production.

He told me it
Solyn Aure

"When a man loses his compass, he will try to burn down the entire forest just so someone will notice his smoke." —Solyn Aure. Let's see if the fire burns them both tonight. Don't forget to vote, comment your theories, and hit that star button! Happy reading!

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