All Chapters of Avoiding My Alpha Baby Daddy : Chapter 101 - Chapter 104

They wheeled him into a separate room and began the procedure, while we waited anxiously in the hallway, our nerves stretched to the breaking point.Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, a doctor emerged from the room, his face grim. He walked towards us slowly, his eyes filled with a pity that sent a chill down my spine."I'm afraid I have more bad news," he said, his voice low and somber. "We've analyzed Mr. Walsh's blood, and we've discovered that it's been contaminated.""Contaminated?" I asked, my voice trembling. "What do you mean?""It appears that Mr. Walsh has been ingesting some kind of toxin," the doctor explained. "It's not immediately life-threatening, but it's rendered his blood unusable for transfusion. We can't give it to Aiden."The world seemed to tilt on its axis, the groundseeming to shift beneath my feet. The hope that had been flickering within me was extinguished, leaving me in a darkness so profound that I could barely breathe“what?,” I asked numbly, my

Kieran's POV Time seemed to stand still, each second stretching into an eternity. We waited, prayed, and desperately clung to the hope that Aiden would pull through.Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, the monitors began to stabilize, the alarms silenced, the tension in the room slowly dissipating. The doctors and nurses exchanged relieved glances, their faces breaking into weary smiles.“Aiden is going to make it. The blood transfusion arrived just on time.” The doctor murmured.Naya lifted her head, her eyes filled with tears of joy. She looked at me, her expression softening, her anger slowly fading away."Thank you, Kieran," she said, her voice choked with emotion. "Thank you for saving my son."I smiled, my heart swelling with relief. "We did it together," I said. "We saved him together."Aiden was saved but something bad still happened.The next day, as I walked through the hospital, I saw the couple again, sitting in the waiting room, their faces etched with grief.