Signed Sealed and Divorced. The CEO’s biggest regret
“Oh my God…thank God.”
Voss didn’t move.
He stood perfectly still, tall and rigid, his jaw clenched so hard his teeth hurt. His mind was already sprinting ahead, calculating, analyzing, waiting for the part the doctor hadn’t said yet.
Then came the hesitation.
That pause told him everything.
“But,” the doctor continued, and the word carried the weight of a warning, “donating in this case isn’t simple.”
Adrian’s head shot up. “What do you mean?”
“The strain is rare,” the doctor explained. “The volume required is far above standard. The stress on the donor’s body, especially considering recent events can’t be ignored.”