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Then my eyes land on a study which got me for a second. The divorce rate of female cancer patients is seven times higher than male cancer patients. Compared to seven men leaving, one woman leaves. I stare aimlessly, reading the whole article and it doesn't really bother me. I inhale deeply and a smile flashes on my face. Ann must be fearing this. She thought I would see something like this and get triggered. But little did she know that, my life is definitely straight out of a fairytale. Maybe, a depressing fairytale. But still, it is.

"To hell with him! And, indeed, hell is what awaits the sort of man who abandons his own wife and family!" The conspirators exchanged looks amongst themselves, the displeasure evident upon their faces. And yet, as much as they'd like to get in a few choice words here, all they could really do was swallow it down and sulk. Meanwhile, I was having the time of my life! It was the perfect moment to add fuel to the fire. "Mom, are you aware that your son has late-stage cancer, and is standing right at death's door?"

She’d seen news stories about this—some older woman who danced at the public square walked into a pawn shop with a whole bag of gold jewelry. The shopkeeper asked where it all came from. The lady casually said it was all from her dancing partners, and that she had even more at home! She’d thought it was just a joke… But clearly, rich and wildly generous old men were real. Laura, seeing the look of disbelief on her best friend’s face, could only sigh along. “Crazy, right? What’s crazier is, his late wife died of breast cancer too. She fought it for five years, but in the end… still didn’t make it.

asked pike who was nibbling on some toast with strawberry jam. "You also created a kind of sentimental dependence with Luz, it took me months to realize this, your cancer evolved through your emotional state, how you were psychologically, when you moved away from Luz it just grew again, different from the moment you spent time with her, the cancer had no progress, do you understand? I thought Luz's dependence was the most intense, however it's yours, that is, away from her your psychology goes into decline and the cancer advances, you both embarked on something dangerous." he told keeping his gaze dispersed, as if thinking of something dark. "Crazy, I don't believe in that kind of thing, and

Liora said, smiling. "I know; you're the celebrity face around here," Betty grinned. "How about we make good on helping cancer patients?" Ian asked, staring at the donation table. Lily kept staring behind them, and Liora noticed, her brows furrowed in a puzzle. "What do you keep glancing at behind?" Liora asked. "Him, I think this is the third time I've seen him close to our group," Lily said. Liora's heart skipped a beat, knowing exactly who it was she was talking about. But then a part of her heart hoped it was not him.

He looks scared of Gabe. "Y-Yes, sir." This man is an example of a person that is easy to read. Larisa can tell at one glance how he lives. He's the type of a guy back then who was bullied but excelled academically. In short, he's a weak man who's now working for Gabe. "What's your illness?" Gabe asked as his brows met. "I have cancer," her mouth almost circled right after he said that. He has a fvcking cancer? Even Leo's attention was captured. The man couldn't even look at Gabe.

Dion did not wait to tell the man everything he felt; **-- “So, you are the man whose cancer almost ruined our lives! The past nine months have only been of heartache and pain. Fear and anxiety. Nightmare in reality. We carried the burden of your disease and trust me; it was not easy.” Mpumi added, “I cried night and day, saddened that I would lose him.” “I prayed and I fought so hard with her hoping I would stop losing her. Many sleepless nights, tired mornings and unappetizing meals.” “From the way I see it,” the man spoke, “the disease had brought the two of you closer. With this disease you were able to show that you loved her and you him.” Dion and Mpumi shrugged a bit, in discomfort of

’ he asked. ‘No,’ she answered as her eyes moved away from his. ‘I thought you should know you were right about Marianne Tander’s injury,’ he said into the tight silence. Her eyes came back to his. ‘Oh?’ ‘I researched her medical history,’ he informed her. ‘She has metastastic disease. She’s been having chemotherapy for ovarian cancer. I confronted the husband this morning. It appears she and Jonathon made a pact. She made him promise that if she lived past Christmas, he was to help her die.’

Though he claimed it was because he had more than enough money, and it was unnecessary for me to get a job. I was diagnosed of stage two cervical cancer a months after our wedding, and the next two years of our marriage, , I’ve been from one medication and treatment to another. Even though we barely had sex during this time, my husband was cool with it. He didn't cheat on me . He never shouted at me or got angry that I’d become a liability instead of fulfilling the future we planned together. He was the best gift life has given me. He never gave up on me.

“Tell me: have you forgotten about me?” Charmine smiled sheepishly at that. “My apologies. I thought you wouldn’t want to come to my banquet, considering we haven’t talked for two years and all.” “You’re kidding me! You helped me to invent an anti-cancer medicine two years ago! I’d do anything for you. With just a word from you, forget attending your banquet, I’d come even if you asked me to climb up a mountain or down a river!” The man was agitated. Everyone recognized that man. He was a mogul in the field of medicine research. He had a worldwide reputation known for inventing anti-cancer drugs.