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It felt like a heavy blow to Ivy, and she couldn't find the words to respond.

"Last night, Uncle Jim called me and told me about the tumor in his brain. Regardless of whether it's benign or malignant, the surgery is very risky. The doctors say there's only a fifty-fifty chance."

"So, you decided to come last night?" Ivy held her mother's arm tightly, watching her mother's tears fall. She hugged her mother tightly.

Emma wiped her face and choked back her tears. "Actually, there's nothing to forgive in our family. Your grandma forgave him, and I have no reason not to. While on my way here, I tried to recall the scenes from when we weren't separated, and I faintly remember how good he was to me. After your grandma took me away, he spent decades looking for us, never had any other women in his life, and apart from adopting a godson, he had no other family. In recent years, he handed the company over to the godson and stayed at home, trying to find us through various channels. The doctor s