Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 661:

The siblings sat together, their conversation flowing easily as they shared the simple dinner. Despite the sterile surroundings and the sharp tang of disinfectant, there was a sense of warmth between them, a moment of peace amidst the chaos.

It felt as if they had been transported back to their childhood, sitting around a small, worn table, sharing humble meals. Though the food had never been extravagant, those moments had been filled with laughter, light-hearted banter, and an unshakable sense of contentment.

After they finished eating, Rachel suggested a walk, and they stepped out into the small garden behind the building. The cool evening air wrapped around them, offering a welcome break from the sterile surroundings.

However, it didn’t take long before Jeffrey’s breathing grew shallow and labored, the easy rhythm of their walk disrupted by signs of his distress.

Seeing Jeffrey clutch his chest, a surge of panic rushed through Rachel. “Jeffrey, what’s happening? Are you alright?” Her voice quivered, betraying her concern.

smile, but it didn’t quite reach his eyes. “I probably just overdid it. It’s nothing serious. I’ll rest for a

“No, you don’t look fine. Let’s go back to your room.”

couldn’t settle. Something about the way he was acting didn’t sit right. She moved quickly to fetch the doctor,

stepped into the hallway, and Rachel, feeling the knot in her stomach tighten, followed without hesitation. “How is he? Please, tell me the truth,” she asked, her voice tight with

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remained stoic, but there was an underlying seriousness in his expression. “Let’s discuss this outside. It’s better to

tone told her the news wasn’t good, and a wave of unease washed over her as she followed

minutes later, Rachel stood outside the doctor’s office

take a seat,” the doctor said, motioning toward the chair

damp with sweat. “Doctor, please don’t sugarcoat it. No matter how bad

truth, then prepare yourself,” the doctor warned. “Your brother’s condition is declining much faster than we anticipated. Frankly,