Chapter 131 Too Heavy to Carry

The next day, I went to the hospital to meet with Julian. He seemed mildly irritated that Jill had mentioned the new drug to me. "She can't even tell the difference between cold medicine and antibiotics, yet she recommended you for this trial?" he muttered, flipping through my test results quickly before taking off his glasses. "Eva, the radiation exposure from the quarry has had a significant impact on your body. It's not looking good." It was the first time I'd seen him without them. His expression grew more serious, making him look even more professional. His bluntness hit me hard, and I sat there nervously. "Is my cancer going to relapse?" "It's not certain, but the probability is high," he said, not sugarcoating the situation. He pointed out several troubling indicators in my test results, and I felt the hope slowly drain out of me. I had thought my body would hold up long enough to at least uncover the truth about my father's death. But now, it seemed like just staying aliv