Goodbye, My Love

As she observed Loraine’s gloomy expression, a thought struck the

Little girl. She reached out and gently touched Loraine’s hair, sighing softly before breaking into a smile.

“Since you still like him, cherish him! It’s hard to meet a person you truly like. If you let him slip away because of a misunderstanding, won’t you regret it for the rest of your life?” The little girl continued earnestly, “Life is short. An unexpected illness or accident can take it away in an instant. So, to avoid Lifelong regrets, you must cherish what you have!”

Moved by the young girl’s words, Loraine couldn’t help but think of her parents. She nodded blankly, amazed at the profound wisdom coming from someone so young.

The Little girl had spoken excitedly, revealing her pale, slender wrist from beneath her sleeve.

On her wrist, she wore an in-patient bracelet that displayed a Line of words: “Special Ward 505 Bed 1, Ariadna Cruz.”

saw those words, her eyes widened in surprise.

was in an ordinary ward. Why was Ariadna

N G E L A ‘s L I B R A

as Loraine knew, patients in special wards were usually those who

skipped a beat. She had thought Ariadna had a common cold like she did, and hadn’t expected her condition

gaze, Ariadna quickly lowered her hand and covered the

curiosity

Ariadna with questions.

right? You are supposed to be in Ward 55. Why are you here? Are you

scratched her head and flashed a smile. “Oh,

is so boring. I couldn’t stand it anymore, so I snuck out.

illness. Instead, she just smiled and smoothly changed the topic. “Miss, your fever has gone down. You can be discharged after taking this bottle of saline water. What’s