CHAPTER EIGHT

Jordan walked towards the doctor's office with isn heart in his mouth, he knew he had to go and see him and Dr. Nate rarely had any good news for him in his office. The last time he had been here, it was because June failed to get into a clinical trial because her body won't react to it and they had no choice but to drop her off it. Jordan had cried his eyes out that day on the same hallway and many watched him break down with pity. Having a daughter that had cancer would do that to you and it was something he hated to have to experience again. He said a short prayer, he wasn't the religious type but cancer would humble you. He knew he had to start believing in miracles since June made it past the three years the doctors had thought she would die and now she's five and soon to be six. Majority of those years, she had spent them on the hospital bed either going through one trial or the other. His little girl had gone through a whole lot of shit and it pained him every day that nature c