Chapter 585 The Final Breath

Inside the hospital room, Tessa sat silently at her grandfather’s bedside. He lay unconscious, and she kept telling herself he was only sleeping–that he would wake up soon, and everything would be okay.

It was the only way she could breathe.

No one knew how long had passed when the old man finally opened his eyes. The moment he saw Tessa sitting beside him, a faint smile formed on his lips.

He tried to lift his hand, but he had no strength left.

“Tessa…”

He wanted to speak, but not a sound came out.

Tessa understood instantly and grasped his hand tightly.

“Grandpa, I’m here. I came back. I’ll stay with you,” she whispered with a trembling smile at the corners of her eyes.

She couldn’t cry. Not now. If she cried, he would only feel worse.

“Are you in pain? Where does it hurt?” Her voice cracked with worry. He must have been holding on, suffering, just to wait for her. And now, finally seeing her, he could let go.

His tired eyes were full of unspoken words, but he could only look at her–gaze fixed, almost greedy. If there was another life to live, he wanted to be her grandfather again. And in that life, he would protect her better, never let her suffer.

Tessa saw the effort in his eyes.

His

gaze

cabinet nearby. She followed his line of sight, opened the drawer, and found an

A letter.

From him.

read it, her tears

in a chair, crying like a child. Without hesitation, he pulled her into his

want you to be like this. You’ve got to be

fall apart like this tore his heart to shreds. But some things in life

could save him. No

At

to see you one last time. He’s in pain now. Maybe it’s time we…” Landon didn’t

The

sentence, but Tessa understood.

Remove the oxygen tube.

Spare him the agony.

Landon offered gently, not wanting her to carry

Tessa shook

looked into her

there’s a next life, I’ll find you,” she said, voice cracking. “I’ll be your granddaughter again. And next time,

old man smiled–a soft,

was strong. She’d survive.

quietly entered the room. Louis cried

matter how strict his father had been, he knew it had all been for his own good. And now, that anchor in his life was gone. No one left to rely

sorry, Dad,” Yardley whispered through tears. “I’ve been such a disappointment. If there’s a

stood beside him,

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