The Villainess Needs a Hug (Ivy Windsor) novel Chapter 933

"Oh..."

"It might be for the best that Jamison is heading home. You all need to have a serious family discussion. Boyd's metrics perfectly meet the donation requirements. If you talk it over with him and he confirms he's willing, you can come to the hospital for the next steps."

Her heart a tangled mess, Ivy didn't dare make any promises. "Okay. Thank you, Director Wylde. We'll discuss it immediately."

"How do you want to handle it? Should the hospital notify Boyd, or will you reach out to him directly?"

Ivy considered it for a moment. Letting the hospital break the news felt far too cold and clinical. "I'll tell him. It's a delicate situation."

"Alright. Keep me posted."

Ending the call, Ivy asked the nanny to keep an eye on the boys and hurried back into the house.

"Danny, Adela, Boyd is a match," Ivy announced the second she saw her parents-in-law. "And... Jamison snuck out of the hospital. He's on his way here. I'm guessing he already knows and is coming back to confront us."

Danny paused, his teacup hovering mid-air, a look of sheer surprise on his face. "Boyd is a match?"

"Yes."

They already knew their eldest son wasn't medically cleared to even get tested.

They cared for all the younger generation in the family, making it impossible to say if this news was truly a blessing or a curse.

Knowing that Boyd was the one bearing this burden left the older couple deeply conflicted.

They might share a last name, but Boyd was an extended relative, not their own flesh and blood. Asking such a colossal favor of him was agonizing.

Seeing the helpless, distressed looks they exchanged, Ivy understood exactly what they were going through.

"How about I call Boyd and talk to him?" Ivy offered gently.

Danny nodded. "Alright. Give him a call and see where his head is at. We can't force this. But if he's willing, we will compensate him generously."

"Okay."

Right there in front of them, Ivy dialed Boyd's number.

Boyd had a lot of free time lately. Ever since Jamison's hospitalization, he had scaled back on his own investments.

He only had to manage his existing portfolios, occasionally dropping by partners' offices for meetings, showing his face, and collecting payouts.

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