The black night gradually lifted its thin veil that shrouded the earth, and a pale glow began to emerge on the horizon.

Jannat’s mother lay in bed, holding Jannat in her arms, soundly asleep. Jannat’s father lay on the other side, just as he used to, sleeping peacefully with steady breaths.

Quietly, Jannat climbed out of bed. She cast a lingering gaze at her parents and whispered, “Mom, Dad, I’m leaving. Be happy, okay?”

Taking three steps back, Jannat silently collected the cake wrapper and garbage in the living room, struggling to carry it as she floated away.

The door opened without a sound, and Lilly was already waiting outside, while Josh immediately took the garbage from Jannat’s hands.

Jannat glanced back, her eyes filled with fondness.

Her once clean and warm home was now a place she would never return to.

“Let’s go!” Lilly held Jannat’s hand.

Though there is a boundless attachment in this world, parting is inevitable, causing sorrow deep within.

At the nearest crossroads from home, Jannat, dressed in a beautiful little dress, stood by the roadside, waving with a smile to Lilly and Josh.

“Goodbye, Josh. Goodbye, Lilly. Goodbye, Uncles! Thank you!”

“Don’t forget to go check on Miah for me!”

She had no regrets!

Before one’s death, it seems there are still many things left undone, many things left unresolved.

But after death, it seems that only one thing, the most important thing to oneself, remains.

Now that Jannat had fulfilled her wish, she no longer lingered in the mortal world as a resentful spirit. She could depart with a heart full of contentment.

It was the first time Josh sent off a resentful spirit, and he felt a sense of sadness and reflection that he had never experienced before. He said, “Goodbye, never to meet again. I hope you have a smooth rebirth.”

Unable to contain her laughter, Jannat turned around and skipped away, eventually disappearing from everyone’s sight.

As Josh watched, suddenly, a faint light passed through the air, leaving a shallow mark on his forehead!

of the mark flashed and then disappeared, leaving no

his forehead. “What the hell

hurriedly grabbed a piece of Talisman paper

a vein popping on her forehead. “Um, Josh,

not some ghost possession; it’s your ‘progress

He had a progress

What the hell!

him dumb, so love is

lazily. “Let’s go, your

shouldn’t wake up so

dashed to the car. “Hurry up, Josh, or Granny

see a ‘major disaster’ for you just

on end. The ‘major disaster’ Lilly spoke

didn’t even dare to breathe a sigh of

if nothing had happened, but when he

the table. “What are you

so early, so

eat all of

the table filled with

eat such greasy food

lean pork and preserved egg

what Lilly meant

Indeed, a major disaster!

**

daybreak filled the room

at the

house, the

confirming that Jannat

the living room, searching for traces of last night’s birthday

no remnants from last

but there was no one else in

lost and disoriented. It was all

felt

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