"And what do they say?" her voice sounded so small and fragile that I felt extremely bad for everything I put her through.
"That's what we are about to find out," he answered. "Can you tell us now?" he asked Dr. Dave.
"I know you told me you have been taking your medication as I had prescribed which is a good thing," he started as he handed the envelope to James who tore into it faster than humanly possible.
"As you can see from her blood sample, the abnormal cells are gradually increasing which is not a good sign at all."
James stared at the results in the envelope so hard as if that would change them in the slightest.
"As a result, more and more of the normal red blood cells are being replaced and the abnormal cells are getting wedged in the arteries preventing the normal cells from
