Chapter 150 Dealing with Rhys and Rupert

Jane saw the dimness in Jimmy's eyes, and she realized at once that she should not have said that . She felt embarrassed and apologized, "Jimmy, I'm sorry. I didn't want to make you sad." "You are right, Aunt Jane. Going to kindergarten will expose me to many things that I don't know." Jimmy widened his eyes and smiled sweetly. Jane knew that he was sad. She pitied him and stroked his hair. "I believe that you will get better soon." "Really?" Jimmy's big eyes were full of expectation. He had been in the hospital for four years, and the people he saw most every day were the nurses. He wondered if he would ever have a chance to go to school with other children. Could he be as healthy and lively as other kids? Jane felt upset, but she looked at Jimmy, pretending to be relaxed. "Of course, you can. You need to have confidence in yourself." She wondered if Martha could find a way to cure Jimmy. If Mr. Harrison's bone marrow didn't match Jimmy's. Jane dared not think of it fur