Chapter 21. Her Baby Was Taken Away

When they entered the office, Estelle closed the door, bowed to the nurse, and said, “Miss, my mother doesn’t know I have cancer. Could you please keep it a secret?”

The nurse asked in confusion, “Aren’t you going to tell your family that you have lung cancer?”

“No, I don’t want my mother to worry about me,” Estelle said, shaking her head.

“Although you’ve had an operation and survived, no one knows whether you will relapse in the future, so you still need to come here for chemotherapy regularly. I don’t think you can manage to hide it from your family,” The nurse said with a worried look.

“That’s why I’m here to ask you to keep this secret for me. No matter who asks you about my condition, don’t tell them about it. My mother is weak now. I’m afraid that she can’t bear it if she knows.”

The nurse was in a dilemma and said, “Miss Hudson, I understand your feelings. You are indeed a filial and considerate daughter, but...”

“Please, Miss,” Estelle be