Chapter 26

"Ms. Quill, we understand your grief," the organ donation staff member said humbly. "But have you thought that if Tinkerbell had managed to get a match for her bone marrow, she could have gotten the transplant and survived? I believe that if she were still alive, she would have wanted to save her peers too." Esther broke down in tears before the employee could finish. Her Tinkerbell was so kind that she had assumed Esther had visited the welfare home to adopt a child. She had repeatedly reminded her not to adopt a sick child like her. It was her fault. Why had she listened to Camila? Why hadn't she told Tinkerbell last night she was not there to adopt a child but to see her because she was her mother? Jasper glanced at Camila, and the latter cleared her throat before speaking assertively. "Ms. Quill, before the maternity test result is out, I am still Tinkerbell's guardian. I have the right to agree to donate her heart and cornea. I didn't do so because I empathize with you as a mot