Pampered by My Ex's Cousin-Chapter 760 - 752: Using Her Cornea (Part 3)

Arriving in Hai City, it was afternoon when they went straight to the hospital.

Fenfen was there to have her eyes checked.

"Fenfen."

Pushing the door of the ward open, Ji Anning saw Fenfen lying on the hospital bed and rushed over.

The little girl was asleep. Hearing Ji Anning’s call, she stirred, her brows moving as if she was about to wake up. Ji Chicheng approached, grabbed Ji Anning’s arm, and pulled her away.

In a soft voice, he reminded her, "She’s sleeping, let her sleep."

"Mommy."

Suddenly, Fenfen lifted her small hands, waving them wildly in the air with a look of panic and fear.

Ji Anning and Ji Chicheng both stepped forward at the same time, still holding her left hand, one of them holding her right hand.

"Mommy is here, Mommy is here, don’t be afraid, Fenfen."

Hearing Ji Anning’s comforting voice, the fear on Fenfen’s face gradually faded, and the furrow between her brows slowly relaxed.

After coaxing the little girl back to deep sleep, Ji Anning carefully let go of her hand and stood up to walk towards the door.

Ji Chicheng was at the door, where the nurse was briefing him about Fenfen’s condition over the past few days.

"Young Master, Miss Anning has been... has been falling down a lot these past days, and she’s been very irritable. She just fell asleep now, exhausted from the commotion."

Ji Anning hadn’t reached the door when she heard the nurse’s words. Her heart tightened suddenly, and her steps paused.

She turned her head, looking at the small figure lying in the bed with tenderness, her eyes closed, so sweet, so adorable.

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"I had a brief meeting with Doctor Xiang last night, and I also communicated with the hospital in L city where Fenfen was. Both hospitals agree that if we’re going to do a corneal transplant, it should be done as soon as possible. Not only is the success rate of the surgery high, but it will also be easier to adapt to, and the likelihood of future rejection will be reduced."

The elderly specialist in the white coat looked solemnly at Ji Anning as he explained the pros and cons of Fenfen’s current condition, "I have already discussed these with Mr. Ji when he arrived earlier."

Ji Anning nodded with her head lowered, "I know, I know all this."

She had known all this for a while now.

As she spoke, she lifted her head and looked at the doctor, whispering, "Doctor, there’s something I want you to keep confidential for me."

The doctor nodded, "Go ahead."

"I want to donate my cornea for Fenfen’s transplant."

Fearing that someone might hear, Ji Anning lowered her voice a little more, but her stance was very firm.

She had thought it through, had considered doing this long ago.

But before, without Ji Chicheng, she feared that losing an eye would mean losing the ability to care for Fenfen, so she had always hesitated.

Now, she had nothing to worry about.

"Miss Anning, what about you?" The doctor looked at Ji Anning in surprise, not overly shocked by her idea but expressing his astonishment nonetheless.

Because to them, doctors, such situations were common—a parent donating organs or skin to save their child, it all happened.

Ji Anning smiled calmly and said, "In this world, I’ve seen all that I needed to see, but Fenfen was born with only one eye that can see. Her life is just beginning; she hasn’t even started school, there are so many things she hasn’t done. And me, I’m just losing one eye, that’s all."

Moreover, she and her uncle probably wouldn’t have any more children. Fenfen was their only child, and with the uncle being so perfect, Fenfen shouldn’t have any imperfections either.

"You are a great mother," said the doctor, moved by Ji Anning’s words.