How Did Megumi Mom Die Novels & Stories

I added, "Your brother, Dad, Madison, how you got kicked out... the entire story. But Leonardo welcomes you back. We want you to come and stay with us." "I can't do that," she said, "I'm sorry, Ella. You know the story so you know why I can't return." I could tell she was holding back tears. "Milo Megestanis died Mom. Ten years ago from pneumonia," I informed her. "What?" She choked. "And I didn't know?" "I'm sorry." "No. It's just a shock," she said, "I feel no grief for him for what he did to our family." "Why didn't you tell us?"

Blood splattered and pooled around Hugh’s body. Hugh widened his eyes in shock and fell onto the floor. Before the ambulance arrived, he was dead. Meg was also detained by the police. When she looked into the cameras in the crowd, her eyes were brimming with tears. “Dad, I was wrong. I have avenged you!”

He's probably worked for Himawari's father for a long time since he knows the stories that I fail to remember. "Do you remember how your mother died?" He asked me. I was suddenly taken aback by his question. I tried to recall Himawari's memories. I clsoed my eyes to focus on that vision. I saw it before, and I was certain that her mother was sick when Himawari was still young. I had diagnosed her based on the symptoms that I saw in Himawari's memories. I believed that she died due to pneumonia. That was also how Himawari died. She was suffering from a disease that no one knew the cure of. No one even knew what kind of disease it was that's why there was no cure nor treatment plan for it. "Sh

Megumi won't like me. Still, I found myself walking in front of her house with some ramen and yogurt drink. I left it by the door when an old woman walks by me saying, "Oh, you're the guy who always gives food to the girl there, aren't you?" "No, it wasn't me." I denied hiding my embarrassed face. The old woman from next door chuckled and said, "Too bad, Megumi and her mom moved out yesterday." "Moved... out?" "Yeah. Her mom, Liz told me about how they always travel and move out because of her husband's job. I heard that kid, Megumi and Mako will be processing their transfer to another school."

/“I will need to break the wall and let go of this anger all at once; will you go out to the desert tomorrow so we can see if that is the only option?” /“Of course, anything to help you,”/ I answer him, but the trepidation in my heart continues to grow. Something isn’t right with this; I can feel it in my gut, but how do I tell Umiko my suspicions? I mean, I could smell the cancer eating away at her mother, but she wasn’t this weak on the day of the wedding. In fact, everything seemed fine; she seemed happy preparing those traditional meals. So what could have happened within a month, and why do I think that her father is at the root of it?