Chapter 2 — Eight Unworthy Lives

"It's okay, ma'am. Now you can forcefully take the eldest lady to the hospital." That was the last sentence I heard that day. When I woke up again, in my ears was Lam Kieu Kieu's broken sobs: "Forget it, parents, brother. What happened two days ago slandering me is my fault, it's normal for her to be angry." "If she doesn't want to donate her kidney to me, but would rather make her illness worse than this... we shouldn't continue to force her." "Just let me wait for death. Anyway, in the last days I can be with everyone, I'm very satisfied.” Saying this, her tears fell again. The brother quickly comforted: "Kieu Kieu, don't worry. With me here, no one can bully you." "Isn't it just for today that we welcome him back? Even if his fever reaches eighty degrees today, he will still have to donate this kidney to you!" The butler walked in holding the health checkup report. On that face, always calm and unruffled, for the first time, a trace of surprise appeared: "Young master, you mean... you want the eldest lady to donate her kidney to Miss Kieu Kieu?" His brother's voice immediately rose: "How about telling him to donate his kidney? There's no way he can die!" "If Lam Nguyet Nguyet still wants to return to this house, this is what he should do!" Mom was a little hesitant: "But your current physical condition Nguyet Nguyet……”She looked at me lying on the bed, breathing weakly, her eye sockets were clearly red. She just took a step towards me, Lam Kieu Kieu behind her suddenly hugged her chest, her whole body fell limp. "Kieu Kieu!" Three voices rang out at the same time. Mother's steps immediately stopped. My brother and father didn't even turn around and rushed straight towards her. "Why are you still standing there? Come over here and see Kieu Kieu!" My brother roared at the doctor who was about to examine me. The doctor trembled all over. Because he was afraid of the power of the Lam family, in the end he could only look at me apologetically and quickly ran to Lam Kieu Kieu. The situation is "life-threatening", kidney replacement surgery cannot be delayed. This time, the parents finally no longer hesitated. "Then let's change. Nguyet Nguyet is also the daughter of the Lam family. After waking up... she will sympathize." The butler wanted to say it again. His eyes looked at them more and more strangely, even showing a hint of incomprehension. The surgery went smoothly. Seeing Lam Kieu Kieu's condition gradually stabilize, everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief. "What do you want to say?" The older brother frowned impatiently and looked at the butler.4 "If these are meaningless words that want to advise us to give up on the kidney transplant, then stop it. Now that the replacement has been completed, it's too late to say anything." The butler was silent for two seconds, slowly opening the report in his hand: "Eldest Miss has an extremely serious feeling of unworthiness. Since childhood, every time she was "So, she has severe glomerulonephritis, severely impaired kidney function, renal artery stenosis, renal tubular acidosis, stage four chronic kidney disease and hypoplasia of both kidneys..." As soon as the words fell, the cup in his brother's hand fell to the ground with a "bang". Lam Kieu Kieu suddenly sat up straight, her face pale: "What did you say?!" Lam Kieu Kieu's shrill cry immediately ripped through the atmosphere. My brother strode a few steps to my bed, grabbed me from the pillow: "Lam Nguyet Nguyet! You knew my condition, why didn't you say something sooner?!" "You replaced Kieu Kieu's crushed kidney like that, and still dare to say you didn't mean to harm her?!" I was shaken to the point of dizziness, looking at his bloodshot eyes, unable to utter a word. Lam Kieu Kieu cried even harder: “Mom and dad, you two are right

Take charge of me..." "Even when I'm sick, she takes care of me. From the beginning, she didn't intend to let me live..." His brother stood up straight, his voice suddenly cold: "Mom, Dad, what Lam Nguyet Nguyet did this time was really outrageous!" "I remember that in the building behind Lam's house there is a prison cell. First, let's lock her in there, wait for Kieu Kieu's body to stabilize, then settle the matter with her! "The parents looked at each other. This time no one raised their voice to object. Their movements were very fast. So fast that when I stood in front of the cell door, I still didn't have time to fully react. As soon as I entered the room, Lam Kieu Kieu pulled her brother's sleeve: "I... I want to say two words to her in private, just two sentences."The brother frowned at me, and finally nodded. The sound of footsteps. her feet gradually walked away. Lam Kieu Kieu looked at me, the corner of her mouth slowly curled up. She turned on the lighter. The fire flared up, illuminating half of her face from light to dark: "Lam Nguyet Nguyet, you made me have to replace a damaged kidney, then use your life to pay for it." "Anyway, there's no camera here. Even if you were burned to death, it was only because of your carelessness." Instinctively, I reached out to touch the tiny camera that the housekeeper had installed on my collar. I was about to say something, but was drowned out by her suddenly high-pitched voice: