After Wilson left the ward, the three members of the Cooper family nearly collapsed in shock, and their panic grew."What should we do?!" Mrs. Cooper became panic-stricken. "We can't let Wilson know about the real donor—""Mom!" Sandra yelled, interrupting her. "We don't have to do anything! I'm the real donor! I donated my bone marrow to Wilson, and it's in the hospital's record. What can the phone recording prove? Anyone can fake a phone call from that long ago!" Desperate, Sandra tried to convince herself that everything would be fine. She had falsified the hospital records, and those records clearly pointed to her as the one who had donated the bone marrow! Clara had no evidence to prove otherwise!"Y-Yes! Yes! You're the real donor! You donated bone marrow to Wilson!" Mrs. Cooper snapped out of her anxiety and quickly calmed down.Mr. Cooper's face was contorted with fear. He knew Wilson would not simply believe that woman's words, but he would not believe them either. He woul

Wilson was still unwilling to believe the answer. If that was the truth, it would be the end of the world for him.Was Clara really the one who had saved his life? The real bone marrow donor who had saved him? If so, what had he done to her over the years?!For revenge, Wilson had deliberately gotten close to her. He had made her fall in love with him, but he had testified against her in court and put her in prison. She had given birth to their son in prison, yet he had fought her for custody after she had gotten out of prison.The lights in the room were turned off, and the presidential suite was shrouded in darkness. Wilson sat on the sofa, his body shaking as he recounted all the things he had done to her. Suddenly, the doorbell rang, snapping him to his senses. The doorbell kept ringing. Rubbing his face, Wilson got up to get the door.A man in a black suit was waiting outside. "Mr. Birch, Mrs. Valor sent me here. This is for you," the stranger said.Wilson froze. "Mrs. Valo

Wilson stared at the laptop screen, his eyes colored with shock, fear, and immense regret. He looked defeated, almost incapable of handling the truth. He could feel the blood drain from his face, a kind of pain spreading all over his body along with his blood.All Wilson had were these two audio clips and no other evidence, but they were more than enough to give him an answer. It was Clara who had saved him!Why? It was too late. How he wished he could have heard this audio clip sooner. Wilson had never doubted Sandra, even when she had suddenly shown up, telling him that she was a bone marrow donor. He did not suspect a thing and simply believed her! He did not even investigate the truth of her words!What Clara had said to him in the car replayed in his head. "She's not the one who saved you. Would you believe me?" But what did he tell her at that time? Wilson had accused Clara of slandering and trying to hurt his relationship with Sandra. "Sandra isn't the one who saved me?

Clara murmured softly, "Yeah. Let's just forget about Wilson. He has nothing to do with us anymore."***Sandra's miscarriage made the news. Someone posted a video online that showed Clara pushing Sandra away, causing her to hit the table. Sandra held her stomach in pain as things fell off the table and knocked onto her. The person who posted the video claimed to have been upset by Clara's action, which caused Sandra to have a miscarriage three months into pregnancy. Soon, the netizens immediately recognized the victim in the video—Sandra Cooper, the daughter of the Cooper family and Wilson's fiancee.Some people even followed the bits and pieces of information and discovered more about Clara. They learned that Clara had once been in prison and brought it up on the news.Many people were suddenly on Sandra's side, sympathizing with her situation. Many keyboard warriors cursed Clara for being vicious and killing the unborn baby. Some even threatened Clara, saying she should just die

Wilson had unknowingly hurt the person he wanted to protect the most. The realization was devastating. Ridiculous, even.Wilson stayed in his hotel room for two days, not knowing how to face Clara. What was he supposed to say? Sorry? Could he ever make up for everything he had done to her?Wilson had always regarded Clara as the daughter of his enemy, but she had now turned out to be his savior, the bone marrow donor who had saved his life. He had no idea how he could accept the sudden change. How Wilson wished he had investigated this earlier. If he had known Sandra was lying, would he have allowed all these things to happen?Clara was the daughter of his enemy and the bone marrow donor who had saved his life. If he had known that Clara was his savior, would he have let go of the hatred in his heart? Would he still have hurt her the same way he had? Would she have ended up hating him?Wilson's phone rang suddenly. Grabbing his phone, he answered the call."Mr. Birch, about the