Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest)
Chapter 2280

"He hasn't cried once since he was born. On the contrary, he smiled," Henry Armstrong replied.

His parents both had looks of disbelief in their eyes. "Are you serious?" they asked simultaneously.

He nodded.

"That's truly unusual. People say that kids like this are born lucky," his mother expressed in wonder. "That's redundant," his father spoke up. "The baby was born into our family. Of course, he's lucky." "Not only is he lucky, but he can also bring good luck to our family," she said.

"Seriously?" his father questioned.

She nodded silently.

Even Henry was surprised to hear that.

It didn't matter if there was any truth in it, but everyone felt even happier after hearing what she said.

"That's all the more reason we ought to protect this baby," his father said.

"Yeah, our grandson is a gift from God. We have to protect him," she stated in agreement.

The Armstrong family was in love with the newborn baby before their eyes, feeling reluctant to leave his side for a long while.

When they finally left, she couldn't get enough of the baby even after the doors closed. "The baby is so precious."

Right then, a nurse approached them.

"The results for the newborn routine blood test are out," she informed them promptly when she saw them. "The baby has blood type AB with Rh-negative, the rarest blood type. "This isn't good news for regular people because there aren't many people in the world with this blood type.

"It means your baby will have to be

more careful while growing up

because it would be hard to replace

blood supply should an accidentet

happen. The consequences could be dire, she went on, shocking the Armstrong family with this news.

Nobody would have thought that the baby had such a rare blood type.

"That's why you'll need to be very careful with the child even after you've left the hospital," she advised Henry, who nodded his understanding.

"When we hire employees in the future, those with this blood type will have an advantage," his father said firmly after hearing that.

"Yes, indeed, and we must keep a few blood donors around for him to make sure he can grow up safely," his mother declared. "Yeah," he uttered.

"Henry, replace out which employee in the company has this blood typez right now, then promote that person to keep them around," his father instructed, to which he nodded again.

"But, isn't that a little unfair?" his wife asked.

"This is nothing compared to the life of our grandchild," came her husband's reply.

Both mother and son nodded in agreement.

The nurse was stunned by their discussion.

Wealthy people like them could always amaze a commoner like her. She could only sigh to herself.

It was certainly nice to be rich enough to do whatever they wanted.

They returned to the ward together

after their discussion and then proceeded to tell Georgie about everything they found out, including their decision as a family.

She agreed with them.