Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest)
Chapter 1284

"What kind of crappy kidney did Xyla donate to me? It's only been a few years. Why are there problems with it already?

"She really is a bringer of bad luck. Anybody who gets close to her will end up suffering from misfortunes," Mary Sullivan said through gritted teeth. With that, she forcefully rubbed the tears on her face away and clenched her fists tightly.

"That's right!" Tony Sullivan seemed equally upset.

"What does this have to do with Xyla? Isn't it a problem with Mom's body?" Tom Sullivan couldn't resist saying spitefully.

From his perspective, Xyla Quest was being blamed despite being completely innocent.

The nurse who passed by the door also heard this.

She couldn't resist rolling her eyes at Mary.

Meanwhile, Bailey Ronson's primary doctor, Jonathan Bucks, couldn't help but suck in a breath of cold air.

'Why are Bailey Ronson, Mary Sullivan, and Tony Sullivan all so stubborn?' He wondered to himself.

'She certainly deserves to get cancer.'

"How is this not related to her? Doesn't the problem now stem from Xyla's kidney?" Mary asked.

"You are... Practically unreasonable." Tom couldn't resist rolling her eyes at Mary.

"Alright. How is your little sister wrong? Why are you nagging her now? It's terribly annoying," Bailey said as she glared at Tom.

She was already in a terrible mood. Now that Tom was saying such a thing, he naturally became her target to vent.

Bailey felt as if she was going mad...

When she thought about how she would soon die, her tears started rolling down her cheeks like pearls falling off a bracelet that snapped.

"The fortune-teller told me that I could live to eighty. He even said that I'm a fortunate person.

"Logically speaking, this shouldn't happen to me. The fortune-teller I went to is a well-respected master!" Bailey continued to speak.

Jonathan couldn't resist replying in his heart. 'Even if you're lucky, your terrible personality can't possibly make up for that little bit of luck. You ought to know that there is karma for all the bad things you do. Your lifespan will be reduced because of that...'

Jonathan had always believed in the karmic cycle.

"Mom... Don't worry. Our family is rich. We'll surely be able to cure you," Mary said while she rubbed her tears away.

After saying that, Mary looked coldly at Jonathan. "Hey, you'd better cure my mother. Do you hear me? I will not allow my mother to die," she said.

Her cold attitude and arrogant tone made Jonathan feel extremely uncomfortable.

After cursing at Mary about eight hundred times in his heart, Jonathan nodded tamely. "Yes, yes. I'll do my best..."

"What do you mean 'do your best'? I'm telling you. You must give everything you've got!" Mary added.

"Yes, yes..." Jonathan suppressed his dissatisfaction once again and replied respectfully.

"Alright, hurry up and help set my mother up with chemotherapy... Also, look for a replacement kidney and lungs for her immediately..." Mary ordered proudly. Although she was crying, she still seemed very pushy.

When Tom saw Mary like this, he couldn't resist rolling his eyes at her again.