Unspoken Love

Chapter 24 Ms. Covey Will be Angry About It

Cindy was seriously ill.

Brodie did not know what Luna meant by saying bone marrow transplantation at that time, but now he

did, after the doctor had checked Cindy up.

He finally understood why Luna was willing to go back and be with him again.

It was all for Cindy.

But Luna was not powerful enough to find a matching bone marrow. Brodie was wealthy now, but what

was the meaning of it if he couldn't give his beloved ones a good life?

No matter how hard it was, Brodie must find a matching bone marrow.

Cindy was much more optimistic than Brodie had imagined.

Even though she was under all kinds of treatments, she still had the most tender gaze, not having the

slightest bit of rebellion from a child. She did as the doctor told her. Only that sometimes she would

ask, "Brodie, where is Grandma Jessica? Although she is not very nice to Luna, I miss her a little. Am I

bad, Brodie?" Content bel0ngs to Nôvel(D)r/a/ma.Org.

Brodie was a little surprised. This child seemed to like to call adults by their names.

For example, she always called Luna by name, and rarely called her mom.

"Why did you call your mom Luna?"

"Because Luna is very lonely! If I always call her mom, she will subconsciously see me as a child.

However, I want to be a reliable person by her side, not only a daughter who she has to take care of. I

hope that she could talk to me when she is unhappy."

Brodie was slightly stunned.

But Cindy seemed to be unhappy again. She held his hand and said, "Brodie, why didn't you tell me

about Jessica? No wonder Luna isn't with you. You are not good at chatting!"

Brodie carefully said, "Do you know that she isn't Luna's mother? So she is not your grandmother. She

treated your mother badly. Let's not talk to her for now. Let's talk to her when she realizes her mistakes,

okay?"

Cindy pouted, "Alright, alright. If you say so."

Cindy was very strong, probably because she had been well raised by Luna. She could always endure

the pain. Even when her face was extremely pale, Cindy could still talk to Brodie with a smile.

Brodie felt heartache when he saw this.

He worked harder for a suitable match, and it finally paid off. He found someone with a suitable bone

marrow, and then he immediately contacted the best doctor in City S to arrange the operation as

quickly as possible.

Three months later.

Cindy's operation was a complete success.

Brodie held a birthday banquet for Cindy that was broadcast live throughout the city.

He hoped that Luna could see it and come back to him even if it was for Cindy. Even a short stop-by

would be enough.

...

He hadn't found Luna yet.

Now, Cindy had become the greatest reason for Brodie to live. If there was anything else, it would be

Luna. Where was she?

Jason was not found.

Nor was Luna.

Such being the case, Brodie firmly believed that Luna was not dead.

She was just taken to a place by Jason. That was all.

Brodie would occasionally go to the presidential suite that Luna had lived in. He ordered people to

clean this room on time every day, so that it wouldn't be dusty and stuffy. He did so as if Luna's aura

could be there forever.

At night, Brodie told a bedtime story as usual to Cindy who had recovered well. After that, he sat alone

in the study and checked the missing people and any information related to Luna.

Every night, he would check through the pages, and almost every night, he was disappointed.

Still no clues.

Steve knew what Brodie was thinking, but he still decided to show Brodie the medical report from the

hospital. "You are not in good health in all aspects. Mr. Melton, you are too tired. If you go on like that,

your stomach disease will only get worse. If Ms. Luna knows about it, she will definitely be angry."

Brodie glanced at him and remained silent.