“Gra… Grandma, is that you?” Anna stuttered, her voice trembling. “Yes, baby, it’s Grandma. How are you?” Anna could not speak. Tears welled up in her eyes and began spilling down her cheeks before she even realized it. “Are you there, my baby?” her grandmother asked gently. “Ye… yes,” Anna whispered, wiping her face with the back of her hand as tears slid down. “I don’t think I have much time left,” her grandmother said softly. The words hit Anna like a wave, making her hands tremble and a lump rise in her throat, leaving her unsure if she could summon the strength to speak. “The doctor said my condition is getting worse. I might not have much time,” her grandmother continued. “I’m already old, so it’s not a problem,” she added, letting out a small, tired laugh. “I just want to see you, dear, before I go. I don’t know why you left Granny all alone. I miss you so much. Please, come back and see me,” her grandmother pleaded. As the words sank in, Anna felt her chest
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