Chapter 262

Uriah, unfazed, spoke with a smile, “Mr. Miller, there’s no need to be nervous. Yana is from Coraland and becoming a princess of Tonico is only beneficial for us. This connection could even further improve the relationship between our two countries. Such a significant matter indeed doesn’t need to be hidden.”

Carl linally relaxed.

He then expressed his concern urgently. “But Uriah, there’s an issue. Yana has suffered severe bleeding during childbirth and is in critical condition. She needs an immediate blood transfusion.”

Without hesitation, Uriah said, “I will mobilize the entire city’s resources to find a suitable blood source.”

If Yana was truly the princess of Tonico, the benefits she could bring were endless.

Even mobilizing the entire city was worth saving her life.

“But Yana needs a transfusion immediately, and her blood type is very rare. It’s virtually impossible to find someone in time. I have a potential donor in mind, but I’m worried she might refuse. That’s why I need your help,” Carl said.

Uriah fell silent for a moment. “You mean Susan?”

He clearly had thoroughly investigated the matter.

Normally, he would exert power or offer substantial money to persuade someone to donate blood for the sake of international relations.

But that was Susan.

She had contributed to the development of artificial intelligence and was revered by the younger generation.

Her husband, Ben, was a global economic powerhouse.

Stirring up trouble with Susan and Ben could have consequences as severe as affecting international relations.

Seeing Uriah’s hesitation, Carl quickly said, “Uriah, I’m not saying we should force her to donate blood.

Susan is my biological daughter and I can’t harm her.”

Emergency calls only Uriah’s tense expression eased slightly.

Carl said, “All I ask is for a chance to see Susan. She has some misunderstandings and refuses to meet me, but if you request it, Susan will surely agree.”

“Is that so?” Uriah hesitated.

Carl said, “If you can just get Susan to meet me, I’ll handle the rest. I’m sure I can persuade her to donate blood”

Uriah frowned and began to think.

If they were able to rescue Yana, then it would be equivalent to giving the Tonico a great favor, and it was truly too beneficial to the relationship between the two countries.

It wasn’t impossible to just meet Susan once.

Uriah made a prompt decision and said, “I can help you meet Mrs. Landor, but whether you want to donate blood or not depends on Mrs. Landor. No one can force her.”

Carl said with a wry smile, “Uriah, I am the biological father of Susan.”

After thinking about it, Uriah put down the last trace of doubt.

At Storm Group.

Susan was busy working when the receptionist led in a middle–aged man.

“Director Miller, this is Mr. Hale,” the receptionist introduced.

Susan looked up, slightly surprised. “You are Uriah’s secretary?”

As Ben’s wife, Susan often attended important events.

She had met Mr. Hale at a banquet. He was the chief secretary of Uriah.

“Mrs. Landor.” Mr. Hale greeted warmly. “Uriah has requested your assistance for a matter and sent me personally to fetch you. This is a letter written by Uriah himself.”

Susan was puzzled. “Help? You must be looking for Ben. He’s not here right now, but should be back soon. You Emergency cans umy can wait a bit.”

“No, Uriah specifically wants to speak with you,” Mr. Hale said.

“This…” Although Susan found it strange, it was indeed the secretary of Uriah. She looked at the official letter and found that it was indeed Uriah’s notebook, and there was also his private seal. It couldn’t be a lie, so she nodded and agreed.

Maybe it was about artificial intelligence?

As Susan pondered, she got someone to leave a message for Ben before leaving in a hurry.

Alec took Susan to a quiet coffee shop.

“Please, Mrs. Landor,” Mr. Hale gestured for her to enter.

Without thinking too much, Susan walked straight in.

Mr. Hale closed the door carefully.

Susan walked in. She originally thought that she would see Uriah, but she did not expect that the person who appeared in front of her was Carl!

“Why are you here?” Susan frowned.

Her expectations of Carl had long since disappeared after repeated disappointments.

She wanted nothing from Carl except never to see him again.

“It’s me. Surprised?” Carl asked smugly.

Susan turned to leave.

Carl quickly said, “Susan, Uriah personally requested your presence. Aren’t you going to honor that?

You wouldn’t want to affect Ben and the Storm Group, would you?”

Susan stopped in her tracks.

This matter was indeed very strange.

Emergency calls only It was obvious that Uriah had invited her, but why did Carl appear.

Sensing Susan’s hesitation, Carl became more confident.

“Do you know about Tonico?” Carl began boastfully.

Susan turned back to face him. “What are you trying to say?”

094% 10:07 “The King of Tonico, Alexander, and his Queen, Judith, came to Coraland today. Do you know why they’re here?”

Carl said.

Susan watched him emotionlessly, silently.

Carl couldn’t wait to spill the news. “They’re here for their daughter! And their daughter is Yana.”

Yana was speechless:

Susan’s expression wavered slightly at the mention of her name.

“So, Yana’s true identity is the princess of Tonico! Her existence could even impact the diplomatic relations between our two countries!”

Carl finished, eagerly watching Susan’s reaction, expecting her to be upset or jealous.

However, Susan remained calm.

She simply stated, “What does that have to do with me?”

She had no interest in any connection with the Miller family, even if Yana had suddenly become a princess of Tonico.

In that case.

What did it have to do with her whether Yana was a princess or a beggar?

“You…” Carl’s face darkened.

He had hoped to see Susan upset, but she remained detached.

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094% 10:07 Frustrated, he said, “Don’t pretend! You think marrying Ben elevates you above everyone. But now Yana has become a princess of Tonico! You must be burning with jealousy.”

Susan looked at him with disdain.

“If you just came to tell me this, then I’ll be leaving.” Susan turned to walk away.

“Hold on, you can’t leave!” Carl said firmly.

“What do you mean?” Susan asked coldly.

Carl explained with a stern voice, “Yana encountered some complications during childbirth and urgently needs a blood transfusion! The situation is critical. If something happens to her, it might affect the diplomatic relations between the two countries! You must go to the hospital to donate blood.”

Susan’s expression turned icy. “What if I refuse?”