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The hospital room remained silent.Heavy.Painful.Noah stood motionless.Anna’s final words kept echoing in his head.I needed you yesterday.But you chose Clara.Again.And again.And again.The words felt like knives.Sharp.Cold.Merciless.Noah stared at Anna.She had turned away from him.Her face was calm.Too calm.Her eyes were closed.She looked exhausted.Fragile.Small.For the first time in years, Noah truly saw her.Not as the woman who always waited for him.Not as the wife who always forgave him.Not as the woman who would always remain beside him.He saw someone breaking.Slowly.Silently.And he realized something terrifying.He might lose her.For real.Noah’s chest tightened.He lowered his voice.“Anna.”No response.His jaw tightened.“Look at me.”Still nothing.Anna remained silent.Cold.Distant.Mia folded her arms.“She told you to leave.”Noah ignored her.His eyes stayed on Anna.“Anna.”This time his voice softened.Very slightly.“I’m here now.”Anna slo

Silence filled the hospital room.Heavy.Cold.Unbearable.Noah stood frozen.His face had gone pale.His breathing felt strange.Unsteady.Uncontrolled.The doctor’s words kept echoing inside his head.Stage four brain cancer.Six months.Six months.Impossible.It had to be impossible.Noah slowly turned to look at Anna.She sat quietly on the hospital bed.Pale.Weak.Too calm.That calmness disturbed him.It made everything feel worse.His voice came out low.Rough.“When?”Anna said nothing.Noah clenched his jaw.His voice sharpened.“When did you find out?”Silence.Mia glared at him.Her anger was boiling.“She found out yesterday.”Noah froze.Yesterday.Yesterday.His heart skipped.Yesterday…The day Anna called him.Three times.Three desperate calls.His fingers slowly curled into fists.No.No.No.His chest tightened painfully.Yesterday she was at the hospital.Alone.Hearing she was dying.Alone.Then she called him.Three times.And where was he?With Clara.Somethin

Darkness.Heavy darkness.Anna felt like she was sinking.Her body felt cold.Weak.Numb.Voices floated around her.Distant.Blurred.She struggled to open her eyes.Everything felt heavy.Very heavy.Then slowly…Light entered her vision.White ceiling.Bright lights.The sharp smell of medicine.Hospital.Anna blinked slowly.Confusion filled her mind.Where was she?Then memory crashed into her.Noah.Clara.The fight.Blood.Pain.Her breathing became uneven.She tried to sit up.A sharp pain shot through her head.She winced.“Easy.”A familiar voice stopped her.Anna turned weakly.Mia sat beside the hospital bed.Her eyes were swollen.Red.She had clearly been crying.The moment Mia saw Anna awake, tears filled her eyes.“Oh thank God.”Mia quickly stood.She rushed to Anna’s side.“You scared me.”Anna’s throat felt dry.“What happened?”Her voice was barely a whisper.Mia’s face tightened.“You collapsed.”Anna went silent.Mia continued.“A house worker found you unconscio

The drive home felt endless.Anna gripped the steering wheel tightly.Her eyes were swollen.Her heart felt empty.The city lights blurred through her tears.Everything felt unreal.This morning, she was still Anna Reed.A woman with a broken marriage.A woman still foolishly hoping her husband would love her one day.But now…She was Anna Reed.A dying woman.Six months.Just six months.Anna laughed bitterly.What a cruel joke.She had spent seven years chasing Noah’s love.Seven years.And now fate had given her only six months left.The irony hurt.By the time Anna reached home, night had already fallen.The mansion stood tall and quiet.Cold.Beautiful.Empty.Just like her marriage.Anna parked the car slowly.She sat inside for a while.Not moving.Not breathing properly.Her hands rested on the steering wheel.Weak.Trembling.She didn’t want to go inside.Because inside that house lived too many memories.Too much pain.Too much loneliness.Still…She forced herself out.The

The hospital smelled of antiseptic.Cold.Silent.Lifeless.Anna Reed sat in front of the doctor, her fingers tightly gripping the edge of her chair.Her palms were sweating.Something felt wrong.Very wrong.The doctor’s expression had changed the moment he looked at her scan results.That expression terrified her.It was the kind of face doctors made when they didn’t know how to say something terrible.Anna forced herself to speak.“Doctor…”Her voice shook.“Please tell me what’s wrong.”The doctor sighed.He removed his glasses slowly and placed them on the desk.Then he looked straight at her.“Mrs. Reed… I’m sorry.”Anna’s heartbeat stopped.Three words.Just three words.But they shattered something inside her.The doctor slid the scan results toward her.“There’s a tumor in your brain.”Anna stared at him.Her lips parted.But no sound came out.The doctor continued.“It’s malignant.”Her breathing became uneven.No.No.This had to be a mistake.Her voice came out as a whispe