A/N: Heyy. Sorry for not updating, I've been writing the Parody(s) (read).

I'll upload the playlist soon, the songs may give away the planned storyline you see.

I spent forever looking up Chemotherapy, and I had no idea there was so many drugs for it! Please correct me if I'm wrong with anything, okay? Right, on with the story, Jacob s getting the blood test results back. Will it be good news?

Chapter 3

Bella P.O.V

Today was the day Jake was supposed to be getting the blood test results back. He wanted me to come with him to get them. I think I was more scared than he was.

I drove to his house to pick him up, and he looked calm, really calm. The type of calm you are when you're on holiday, no worries or anything.

We were quiet throughout the journey, but when we arrived, he stopped me getting out.

"Jake, wh--"

"Bella, I want you to promise me something." He asked, I nodded. "If the results aren't... well, good news, promise me you won't cry."

"Why? I mean, why should I not cry, it was only a blood test."

"I want to stay positive." He told me, I just nodded again.

We got out and headed for the reception, where we sat down immediately. I realized my knee was shaking violently, I put arm on it to stop it. I was terrified for him.

"Jacob Black?" The nurse called. Jake and I stood up in unison, and followed her to her office.

She seemed calm too, but it was only when she shut the door behind her I knew it wasn't good. When we sat down, I automatically reached for Jake's hand, he smiled at me.

"Well?" Jake asked, the nurse sighed.

"Your tests came back, as you know." Jake nodded. "You have a type of leukemia known as Acute promyelocytic leukemia." She began, this didn't sound good. "You do need Chemotherapy." She told him. Jake just nodded.

"What's Acute promyelocytic leukemia?" I found myself asking.

"It's a cancer of the blood and bone marrow. It's a rare form of cancer."

"Is Chemo. the only treatment?" Jake asked.

"There's the option of a bone marrow transplant, but like every other transplant, you need a matching donor."

"Can you see if I'm a match?" I asked, she nodded.

"Of course, but it would be very dangerous to have a unrelated donor." She explained, I sighed, fighting back the tears in order to keep my promise to Jake.

"Will he--" I looked at him, just as he did me. "Is he going to die?"

"Not if we start Chemotherapy immediately." The nurse said, standing up.

"What will you give me?" Jake asked.

"There is a number of different Chemotherapy drugs available, but I'm going to prescribe you Tioguanine, which is in the form of a tablet." She began, "Now, with the type of leukemia you have, I would recommend you have treatment over a period of a few months."

"When shall I begin taking them?"

"I'll prescribe them today, and you can start today." She told me, "You should take them whole on an empty stomach along with plenty of water." She explained.

"Okay." Jake whispered.

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I went in Jake's house with him, he took the first of the tablets, whilst I looked up the side-effects of the type of chemotherapy he was having. It wasn't a long search, but there were lots.

"So, anything scary?" Jake asked, before gulping down a glass of water.

"Well, there's tiredness or weakness, and it says don't fight it, just rest when you need to." I scrolled down a bit more.

"What else?" He asked.

"Taste changes... Mouth Ulcers and... oh." I stopped, Jake turned around.

"What do you mean by 'oh'?" He asked, he was sat by me immediately. "Is it bad?"

"Vomiting and nausea." I whispered.

We both went silent, I guess we both thought the side-effects would be bad. We were wrong. Jake suddenly groaned, I looked at him and he had gone pale. I slammed my laptop shut, as he ran for the toilet.

"Jake?" I asked, running after him. I opened the door, he was throwing up, violently. I knelt next to him, rubbing his back as he did. When he'd done, I handed him some tissue, and a glass of water.

"Vomiting and Nausea." I repeated, he chuckled weakly.

Aw. You may recognize that the leukemia Jacob has is the same as what Kate has in My Sister's Keeper. I'm not copying it, it's the only leukemia I knew of.

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