Chapter 83

Seth's eyes darkened as he replied, "I just wanted to try what it feels like to donate 800cc of blood. Layla acts like her life doesn't matter. I'm already dizzy from the donation, and she has coagulopathy." He knew Layla grew up in an orphanage and had a kind heart. She would help anyone in need, no matter the cost. But he never expected that this silly woman had once risked her life to save others. He glanced toward the door and asked, "Where's Layla? Why didn't she come in with you?" Sean hesitated before answering, "Ms. Jenkins left after the mother's condition stabilized." Seth's expression darkened. "So, she doesn't care about my life?" Sean wanted to say that there was no reason for Layla to care about him. He never cared about her back then anyway. But he wisely kept those words to himself. Instead, he smiled and reassured, "Maybe she has to take care of Daisy. That's why she left early." Seth frowned. "I donated so much blood to save the mother. Didn't she say anything