Chapter 370: Chapter 370 Good Night, Gu Annan (8) Chapter 370: Chapter 370 Good Night, Gu Annan (8) Lu Wanwan rubbed her brows and while walking towards the main gate, said, “Sorry, my phone was on silent.”

Zhao Chen was silent for a moment.

Mr. Gu, are you adding to the chaos? First, demanding that the clothes be sent over early, then not allowing anyone to enter, and also muting Miss Lu’s phone.

“It’s okay. I’ll call her again and ask her to press the door code, so you can open the door for her.”

Lu wanwan stood at the door, and after a moment, sure enough, the intercom screen lit up.

There was no sound; she looked at the computer display, and it, too, was on mute…

The secretary went upstairs and respectfully brought in the prepared clothes, curiously giving her an extra glance or two.

It was indeed her.

Assistant Zhao had already explained over the phone why Miss Lu hadn’t answered the phone or heard the doorbell. This made it clear how important she was in Mr. Gu’s eyes.

“Thank you. I truly apologize for today,” Lu Wanwan said apologetically.

The secretary just smiled.

“By the way, uh… Mr. Gu has been quite busy lately, hasn’t he?”

The secretary thought about this matter, which also caused him a headache, “Yes, because Mr. Arthur, who was acting in Mr. Gu’s place, left suddenly yesterday. Many unresolved matters and unexplained issues are now piling up on Mr. Gu’s desk. We all have to work late with him. However, after this period, things should return to normal.”

Lu Wanwan remembered that even under normal circumstances, he wasn’t relaxed, so she nodded, “Okay, thank you for making the trip today.”

The delivery included not only clothes but also breakfast.

She even saw that on the dining table, there were keys–the keys to this apartment.

She smiled, quickly changed her clothes, ate breakfast, and sent an explanatory text to Xu Yuan, then headed to the hospital to check on the situation.

*
“Good news and bad news?”

Lu Wanwan’s tension still dominated inside the doctor’s office.

Doctor Cai handed over a recent medical report, “Elder Mrs. Ye’s condition is deteriorating, to be honest, and though I needn’t tell you this, surviving these past few years hasn’t been easy, and it was bound to happen sooner or later. The good news, however, is that we now have a matched donor.”

“Are you sure, a complete match?” Lu Wanwan watched the doctor unblinkingly, her fingers clenching tightly.

Her voice trembled as she spoke, fearing what she heard was only her imagination.

The doctor smiled, “Yes, congratulations Miss Lu. Elder Mrs. Ye wouldn’t have lasted much longer without one, so this news comes just in time. We are currently contacting the person from the list; once the consent form is officially signed by the party, we can start preparing.”

Lu Wanwan nervously asked, “Will they really agree? After all, it involves removing a kidney; will they actually consent?”

Her concern was not unwarranted; her grandmother was over sixty, nearing the upper age limit for organ transplantation.

Typically at this age, doctors would recommend conservative treatment, which frankly means waiting for death.

Especially surgeries that require waiting for an organ are highly discouraged.

Thus, even though a former hospital dean helped, her grandmother was still listed towards the end, with little hope.

But her grandmother had always been robust, and Lu Wanwan believed that if given the chance, her grandmother could live another decade or two more; she had never given up hope.

“Here’s the thing, I also checked the donor’s situation. The decision to donate was made because a loved one had died from a similar condition, and they didn’t want to see it happen again. They hadn’t been in the donor registry for long and turned out to be a match only for your grandmother. The specifics are not something we doctors are privy to; we just follow the procedures. Your grandmother’s condition began to deteriorate, and fortunately, luck was very good this time.”