Chapter 106: Arron's Stubbornness

At this time, Aaron and Vivian were both sitting on a garden chair, looking at the lake in front of them. They had calmed down enough to keep themselves from crying.

"Why didn't you say it?" asked Aaron.

Vivian inhaled as much air as she could and exhaled slowly to fill her chest cavity.

"I only found out yesterday, and I was at a loss to tell you. At first, when I heard the news that Arya was experiencing pain due to poison gas, I immediately became suspicious. So when I returned from Paris, I immediately did a thorough examination. And the results..." Vivian smiled a little. "As you know."

"Go ahead with the treatment. I'll find the best cancer specialist for you," Aaron said.

"Aaron, my disease has entered the end-stage category. There is no hope," Vivian muttered.

Aaron looked at Vivian with teary eyes. The man held both of Vivian's shoulders with a sad look. "There is still hope, Vi. Even if it's a little, I don't care. I want you to recover and stay alive with me!" he screa