Rewriting My Heart's Fate

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The words I wanted to say were stuckin iny throat and were as sloup as daggers that stabbed me repeatedly.

After a few seconds of silence, toolia deep breath and asked, "How much time does my grandma have let

The doctor adjusted his classes. He'd grown accustomed to seeing people dying, and he said, "Three to six months"

It felt like a boulder had crashed down on me. My mind went blank for a moment, and I slowly left the office after thanking the doctor.

I wanted to return to Grandma's ward and to be by her side, to hold her wann hand, and never leave her again. But when I passed by a glass window, I caught sight of myself with red-timed eyes and a weary face.

want anyone to worry about ine, so I headed to the hospital's garden instead

a few weeks ago. People said winter would come today, but I didn't believe them. Now, it was snowing in Yardville, which was usually spring all

down, I tilted my head back and reached out

a fleeting moment when I wanted to cry, bet crying wouldn't change

time as I could with Grandma.

take my finals if I could manage and self-study. But if I couldn't, I'd take a gap year. My part-time work

On the way,

to spend the New Year with those friends either, so I lied and told her I was still busy in Napel. I wouldn't

missed me. It'd been a long time since we'd last seen each other, and she wanted a meal and to spend time together while lying in bed whispering secrets. My heart

stopped her and told her that I'd be back in Yardville by then. We exchanged a few more words before 1 put my phone away. Then, I mustered the courage to

seen, and it was just Grandma in the ward. I walled over, bent down, and gently hugged her. As I smelled her familiar scent, tears came streaming despite my efforts

"Grandina, please stay with