Chapter 18

Silhouette "So, you're saying that the patient showed some signs and symptoms but you didn't bother asking him because you thought there was nothing?" the doctor asked. I nodded. "Yes." "What are those signs and symptoms that you've noticed?" its question. "He always has bruises on his body, his skin has also been pale in recent days," I replied weakly. "So, you're also saying that the patient's skin is too pale for the past few days, right?" question it again while writing on a paper. I nodded. "She also doesn't feel like eating every day. I still have to force her to fill her stomach." The doctor nodded in front of me and sneezed. "Those signs and symptoms that you've noticed, I am very familiar with that Miss. Montevero." "Tell me, what is it?" I asked tearfully. "Miss. Montevergo, I'm sorry to say this. But these signs and symptoms, which you have long noticed in the child, lead to a condition called Leukemia." I was like a flower that lost its life to what I heard. Leukemia? Does