"Think again, girl. No one can guarantee that his body will accept your kidney." The nurse patiently persuaded Vera again: "Not to mention you should know that losing a kidney will make your body most likely to be out of balance, affecting later life."
The nurse has no other evil intentions, saving lives is a good thing. However, she was only thinking about the possibilities and wanted Vera to consider them carefully. Her responsibility is to tell Vera that Vera's decision will change something very important later on.
Vera listened very carefully. She allowed the nurse's words to penetrate her brain, analyze it and find out what she wanted.
Then Vera remembered her misfortune, Vera felt sorry for herself, tears did not stop running. Life was too tiring and made Vera more determined wit
