The half of Tammy's face that wasn't hurt looked a little too harsh, making people dislike her appearance.

Angus immediately came forward, sat in the chair, and took her hand, "Sonia, you're finally awake."

"Angus, I've been in a coma all this time and I've been able to dream about you." Sonia's tears streamed down her face.

"Don't cry." His slender fingers wiped away her tears with distress. "You're not well. You can't shed tears."

"I...," Sonia wanted to say something else, but saw that Bob and Sue were still there, she whispered," Mom and Dad, could you step outside for a moment? I'd like to speak to Angus alone for a moment."

Bob and Sue nodded and then left the room.

As soon as the couple left, Sonia cried out, "Angus, I'm so scared. I'm going to die. I can feel that."

Her tears made his heartache and uneasy. How could he bear to let her shed tears? Immediately he comforted her:" Sonia, you're not going to die. I'm going to save you."

Sonia sobbed, "But...but Mom and Dad say they haven't found the right kidney yet."

Angus's eyes sank and he seemed hesitant, but to reassure the woman he loved, he said, "Tammy's kidney fits yours."

"Tammy? "Sonia suddenly sighed and skimmed over her shoulder. She said sadly, "Tammy is miserable and I'd better not to force her. I can't bear to take her kidney."

"Sonia, you're too kind. Tammy wouldn't agree to donate her kidney to save your life, yet you're still thinking about her." Angus's eyes were filled with distress for the woman in front of him.

Sonia's eyes were filled with worry for Tammy, "She's my sister. Even if she did everything wrong before, I was her sister and I should forgive her. How can I argue with her since we have the same father? I still love her very much. And when I die, I want Daddy to recognize her, so she doesn't have to suffer out there."

"Sonia, you're always so kind, and always thinking of others." He stroked her face and kissed her forehead.

How could God bear to let such a kind woman to have a serious illness?

"Angus, I miss your arms so much. Can I lean into your arms?" Sonia looked at him pitifully.

She was born with a face that was so pure that it was hard for others to refuse her.

Even a man as ruthless as Angus couldn't refuse her and just wanted to hold her in his hands and love her.

And he did indeed do so.

"Silly girl, of course, you can." Angus got up and sat on the bed, adjusting his position so that Sonia could lean into his arms. He asked attentively. "Is this pose okay? Is there any discomfort?"

"It's good, it's comfortable. Angus, your arms are so warm. I want to be in your arms like this forever." Sonia closed her eyes, greedily enjoying his warmth.

This man belonged to her alone, and no other woman could even think about him!

"Sonia, my arms will always be yours alone. And you are the only one I love." He stroked her pale cheek. His voice carried with a softness.

However, when he said this, his heart suddenly ached.

Some fragments that shouldn't be remembered suddenly flashed through his mind, and he frowned, forcing himself to forget them.

His heart belonged to Sonia alone, and it would never change.

Sonia smiled brightly in his arms.

Suddenly, she frowned and put her hand on his chest. Then she reached inside his suit and pulled out a black box.

Angus turned cold and was about to take it back, but he couldn't bear to let Sonia doubt him.

"Angus, what's this? Can I open it?" Sonia watched him innocently. He felt guilty if he refused her.

"It's..." he hesitated, and Tammy's tears of sorrow flashed before his eyes.

If Tammy saw the necklace, she might feel better.

Sonia was even more suspicious when he didn't respond, so she opened the box.

"Oh my, what a beautiful necklace. Is it a gift for me?" Sonia's eyes almost shone as if she had encountered her favorite thing.