Todos los capítulos de The demo FR: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Time flied and our final exams approached. I was eagerly waiting for the exams to conclude. Apart from the obvious reason, I was elevated, as my elder sister was getting married. I had appeared for the University Law exam and was pretty confident of, getting through. I was not in much talking terms with Wang. Regardless, he had every trivial update regarding my life. All credit to my friends, who apprised him regarding the masquerade party too. At last after much diligence, the exams were over and I packed my bags to depart for my home. The marriage was just two months away and I had a long list of pending work. The wedding date was just a perfect fit for me. I was finally done with my graduation and the law result was yet to arrive, after a month. I had invited all my friends and I was yet in a dilemma about inviting Wang. By the time I commuted to Guangzhou, I decided not to summon him. My sister, Amelia, the flawless

I rushed towards the door giggling and he abruptly opened his eyes. I pushed open the door, blowing him a kiss. He was grinning from ear to ear. He pretended to catch the kiss and put it in his shirt pocket. I wanted to devote more time to him. But, I had so many things piled up, in my agenda; I rushed out of the room. I was sprinting towards the porch joyously and instantaneously, everything blanked out.  I opened my eyes feebly and noticed, a room with plenty of people framing me, including my parents. "What happened to me?" I questioned, struggling to get up from the bed.  "You just over exerted yourself, the doctor inferred," my mom replied, sounding anxious. "All thanks to Amelia," I chuckled. Everybody in the room was contented to see my conventional, joke cracking mode. I struggle to get down from the bed. "You take rest, dear

Month of April….. My life was all sorted out. I aced the law entrance and enrolled myself in the University College and hostel. Wang registered himself in an M.B.A college in Shenzen itself. Amelia was just fifteen minutes away from my college and my parents were about to shift here too in another five months. I could not have asked for more and I had planned to talk to my parents about Wang, shortly. My parents have had a love marriage and so did my sister. I was sanguine that my parents would approve of him too. Wang was soon going to join his father's business and as far as I recollect, he briefed that his father had something to do with diamonds. His consortium outspreaded all across the country and thus travelled a lot. Month of August….. I and Wang met every day for lunch. We would often go out together for dinners and parties. We joined the gym together and thus began meeting in

Two days passed and I returned to my normal routine. My blood tests were normal and the doctor was quite sure that the fainting was due to less eating. The doctor advised me to undergo an ultra sound, to rule out any underlying heart problem. After the ultra sound, the doctor informed, "There is definitely no issue with the heart but I can see a huge mass in your right breast. So I would suggest you to undergo some further tests regarding this." Her words petrified me.  "So, this was the reason of fainting," I questioned. "No, I do not think so. It was due to low sugar levels. But I am glad due to your fainting, we discovered the lump," she said pleasantly. I could see panic on my mom's face. There were a series of tests which I underwent in the next two days. The X-Ray, mammography, the needle test and CT scan. I was not giving it a much thought

After four days, I was shifted back to my home, to my relief. I had a drain pipe attached to me, which removed the excessive fluid from my body. Precisely after 21 days, I had to undergo my first chemotherapy and my biopsy report was to arrive after another ten days. I had considerably tapered my duration of talking to Wang. "Why don't you call me?'' he asked me once puzzled. "I was a little busy," I said trying to sound very casual. "Are you hiding something from me?" He asked. "Off course not Wang," I lied. I was often tempted to tell him the truth, but I had numerous inhibitions. How will he take it? Will I be a liability to him? How long will I live? Thus, I always ended up not divulging him, anything. My biopsy report had arrived and Dr. Kuan, briefed us the report. "Yours is a triple negative form of cancer with