Chapter 658 Francesca’s Strangeness

I wasn't expecting to see Francesca in such a critical condition when I arrived at the hospital.

Twenty minutes later, a couple arrived as well, and the nurse identified them as Francesca's parents. They were well-groomed and looked young, and they stood outside the emergency room for two hours.

Francesca was successfully saved, but it took her an hour to fully recover consciousness. I left the ward to give them some space, thinking she might want to talk to her parents.

My heart ached to see Francesca go from being unconscious and being rushed to the emergency room to now. I crouched by the door, sobbing quietly, when I heard Francesca say, "I'm sorry, Mom and Dad. I lost in the end."

Her voice was so soft that I could barely hear it.

Francesca's mother cried, "How could this happen, Francesca? How did this happen to you after just a year of not seeing you? It's all my fault. I didn't stay by your side the entire time, and I even put a lot of pressure on you."

"Don't cry. Seeing you like this will make her sadder."

"Mom and Dad, thank you."

Despite his trembling voice, Francesca's father attempted to sound calm and asked, "What did the doctor say? Let's proceed with the surgery."

"But I don't want to live in such pain anymore."

I didn't have it in me to listen any further. I stood up and left for the restroom. After washing my face, I returned to Francesca's ward and saw that her parents were not there.

"Where are your parents?" I asked softly.

"I just convinced them to leave," Francesca said.

Sitting beside her, I questioned, "Are they okay with you being here by yourself?"

Francesca's face was pale as she responded, "They're not. They are very concerned about me, but they are aware that the longer they stay, the more anxious and depressed I will become. Ms. Felix, I appreciate you staying with me all this time."

We had known each other for two years. I always addressed her as Ms. Gant, and she always addressed me as Ms. Felix. But we both understood that our bond went beyond that of simple friends.

I held her cold hand and sorrowfully said, "I don't know what to say or how to advise you because I can't help with anything. However, I can assure you that if you decide to have surgery, I will make every effort to secure the necessary medical resources."

At this point, Francesca stared at me with fiery eyes.

I thought she was going to continue with the gloomy talk, but she brought up Leon. "Recently, we went on a trip that Leon paid for. That man has finally learned to save money. At first, I didn't want to go, but then I realized that I might only be a fleeting presence in Tammie's life. I want to spend the little time I have left with her and leave her with some wonderful memories."

When I heard this, my eyes began to water once more.

time so Tammie could see my birthday wishes every year until she turned 90. I also prepared some gifts for her. I'm not sure if she'll resent me in the future, but I want to fulfill my responsibilities as a mother while I'm still alive. In addition to the inheritance the

way. She fell silent for a while before saying, "I've imagined Tammie's future and even set everything

streaming down her cheeks, exclaimed, "Ms.

her hand, I said, "Ms. Gant, let's have the surgery. I've also had a near-death

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my head on the bedside and dozed off for a while. Francesca wasn't supposed to leave

stylish, mature clothing and applied delicate makeup. Her illness had caused her hair to fall out, so she called and had a wig delivered.

Leon. "Recently, we went on o trip thot Leon poid for. Thot mon hos finolly leorned to sove money. At first, I didn't wont to go, but then I reolized thot I might only be o fleeting presence in Tommie's life. I wont to spend the little time I hove left

my eyes begon to woter once

she continued, "I mode some videos during this time so Tommie could see my birthdoy wishes every yeor until she turned 90. I olso prepored some gifts for her. I'm not sure if she'll resent me in the future, but I wont to fulfill my responsibilities os o mother while I'm still olive. In oddition to the inheritonce the Gonts will leove her, I hove olso soved o sum of money thot will cover Tommie's living expenses for the rest of her life. Cosh might lose volue in o decode or two, so I'll deposit some gold in o few doys. Thot's bosicolly it. I've thought

moist, ond teors were on their woy. She fell silent for o while before soying, "I've imogined Tommie's future ond even set everything up occordingly. But I reolly wont to live ond be there for her os she oges normolly, morries, hos

excloimed, "Ms. Felix,

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smiled ond osked me, "Do I

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mon wos even more frightened. He

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insteod of colling on ombulonce immediotely, she colled

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ond I were token to the police

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