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CHAPTER TWENTY ONE: A smile I thought I would lose forever

Autor: Chel-C
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-07-31 23:06:35

Summer’s POV

It was three long days since Grandma was admitted to the hospital. Praying for three days. Three days of weeping. Three days of not leaving her. The nurses had begged me to get some rest, but I couldn’t. Every morning I washed her face with a warm towel. Every afternoon I brushed her silver hair to suit her. Every night I sat by her bed, talking to her as if she could hear every word.

"I brought your favourite pumpkin soup today," I said, forcing a smile as I set the food down on
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