[Olivia's POV]I pulled out the needle, bringing a drop of blood with it.A nurse rushed over and stopped me, anxiously asking, "What are you doing?"I smiled at her calmly. "Hello, please cancel the surgery for me."A doctor was called over quickly. After a long silence, he prescribed me some painkillers and let me leave.When I walked back to the ward, I heard the nurse complain, "Dr. Foster, this is a life! If she doesn't get the amputation, the cancer cells will spread through her whole body. She won't even survive a week."A week. I could finally be free soon.The doctor smiled wryly. "Did you know her dad died on this same bed years ago from the same illness?"I stopped in my tracks.He continued, "She's been coming for chemotherapy for a year. Every time, she comes alone. Other patients have family staying overnight with them, feeding them, wiping them down. But even when she curls up on the bed, shaking with pain, she rings for the nurse herself."Her husband never sh
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