"You’re here at the perfect time, I’ve got two pieces of good news for you." Nina grabbed Jane Sampson’s hand and gave her a kiss, clearly overjoyed, "The doctor said I can be discharged from the hospital tomorrow, I can go home."

"That’s good news." Jane Sampson pulled her hand back from Nina and joked softly, "Don’t kiss randomly. If Alexander Forest sees, he’ll be mad at me."

"You cheeky little Jane, are you still my sister, Nina? Not only are you not helping me, but you’re also siding with Alexander Forest?" Nina glared at Jane Sampson.

"I’m just following the lead of my husband." Jane Sampson shrugged helplessly, spreading out her hands, teasing Nina before continuing to ask what the other piece of good news was.

"You should save this talk for Brother James Black. If he hears you’ve come to this realization, he would definitely praise you." Nina tapped Jane Sampson’s forehead with her finger. "And the other piece of good news is that they’ve found a matching bone marrow source for Nia. Nia’s chief physician just phoned me and said they’ve already contacted the volunteer, and the person agreed to perform the bone marrow transplant for Nia, all free of charge."

"How about it, this good news, isn’t it something worth celebrating?" Nina asked.

Jane Sampson jumped up immediately, "That’s amazing!"

This news was even more exhilarating than the previous one.

"It’s truly worth celebrating, Nia is saved!" Jane Sampson excitedly shook Nina’s shoulders, "It’s been only over half a month, and they’ve already found it! Nia is truly blessed!"

"After news about Nia and Sister Grace went online, the doctor said, every day many volunteers visited the hospital, a lot of people wanted to help Nia. Effort isn’t wasted when put into good causes, and heaven shows mercy, that’s why it was found so quickly!"

If Nina hadn’t fractured her foot, she would have jumped up and hugged Jane Sampson to share her joy. "Who is this volunteer? I must properly thank them on behalf of Nia," Jane Sampson said. "Although the person didn’t ask for anything, a bone marrow transplant is taxing on the body; we must take care of them and nurture them back to health."

"Absolutely!" Nina nodded rapidly, clearly very much agreeing with Jane Sampson’s idea to nurture the volunteer back to health.

Because of this good news, Jane Sampson made a special trip to visit Nia at the hospital after leaving Nina.

Because of this good news, Sister Grace’s smile was the most relaxed and carefree it had been in years during this time, while Jane Sampson chatted with Nia, Sister Grace sat next to them, unable to hide the smile on her face throughout.

Even Nia, as if realizing her illness was soon to be cured, was exceptionally joyful the whole afternoon.

"Aunt Jane, once I’m better, I want to learn to play the piano too. Mommy said, because you and Aunt Nina helped out, once I’m discharged, we’ll have money, and mommy will send me to learn piano, dance, and also send me to kindergarten to meet lots of friends." Nia said this with a hopeful expression, as if her long-awaited dreams were just about to come true tomorrow.

"Aunt Jane, when I grow up, I want to be as beautiful as you." Nia touched her own head.

Due to chemotherapy, Nia lost a lot of her hair. The little lass was sensible, and never mentioned it or showed any worry about her hair loss in front of others.