Chapter 11

Andy stood before the entrance to the morgue in the hospital. He didn't dare go in. His hands were quivering violently along with the rest of his body.

An hour ago, he had arrived at the hospital to look into my condition. It was only then that he learned that I, his biological sister, who he had loathed for a long time, had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.

I had been at the mercy of my illness for more than 100 days. He had been blinded by Summer's intentional distractions, so the window of opportunity to save me had closed for good.

The nurse told him that I was always alone when I came for my check-ups, and she had always felt great sympathy for me.

"She didn't have money for the treatment. She called her family a few times to tell them she was sick, but her family would always scold her. They were so loud that their voices would echo all around the ward.

"She was hurting so much. She needed treatment, but nobody was willing to help her.

"Near the end, she turned to paink