Chapter 9
Amelie, at the end of the video, Included a segment of my final moments in the hospital.
Back then, I had just given birth to a child, but I was incredibly thin.
Amelie asked me, “Sis, do you want me to call Elliott and ask him to come over and see you?”
I was weak and feeble, and my voice was as faint, “No, I don’t want to see him.”
The person whom I loved with all my life, I no longer want to see now.
“Amelie, don’t tell him that I died, and don’t let him know that Alisha is his daughter. Our relationship… ends here.”
As my death marked the end.
As the mountains grew taller and the waters wider, I could no longer see him, no matter how
carefree and at ease he was.
I didn’t know when this video was taken, whether it was released today or not, or if it hurt Elliott.
But my heart, however, was repeatedly stabbed by this knife called memories.
The stark contrast between the happiness at the wedding scene and the desolation I felt on my deathbed was overwhelming, and no one could resist this impact.
Memories that cannot be recalled are the most heart–wrenching.
I turned to look at Elliott and found that he still had some conscience. He quickly covered Alisha’s
eyes and ears.
His voice became hoarse, “Don’t look, this is your mother’s punishment for me.”
Alisha obediently stood still and only asked him, “Mom, why did she punish you? Did you make Mom angry?”
Elliott’s eyes sparkled, and he took a deep breath before speaking, “Yes, I made Mom angry.‘
Alisha, “Then apologize to mom, Auntie said that my mom is the best and kindest person in the world. If you apologize, Mom will definitely forgive you immediately.”
“Okay, I apologized to my mom, Eileen, I’m sorry.”
I didn’t want to forgive Elliott.
If it weren’t for me exhausting everything in that relationship, I wouldn’t have had a mental breakdown and got into a car accident later on.
Alisha was a premature baby, as I was not in good health and had to undergo a cesarean section in
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Amelie and Albert spent a lot of money and sought the best doctors, but still couldn’t save me.
The doctor said that I had almost no will to survive.
And Alisha, due to being born prematurely, needed to be placed in an incubator, making it impossible for me to hold her close and awaken
will to survive.
Amelie watched me pass
away.
I was very sorry for bringing such pain to my own younger sister..
If I could do it all over again, I would definitely try my best to survive and take care of her and Alisha.
Unfortunately, in this world, there are no “ifs“, and people are all tasting the bitter fruit.
I was no exception.
Not long after Elliott apologized to me, he received a call from Katelyn.
Katelyn loudly questioned him, “Where did you go? You didn’t come home, nor you went to work. Were you planning to live on air?!”
Elliott, “I was always meant to be someone who lives on air.‘
Katelyn was taken aback and before she could react, the call had already been hung up.
Originally, Elliott had always known that the success of the entrepreneurial venture back then wast all thanks to my efforts.
Those assets, actually should have been mine.
But later, when we got divorced, he threw the divorce agreement in my face, with a condescending tone as if he was bestowing a favor, “Take this money and buy yourself a nice grave, you greedy. witch!”
I was really foolish back then, I only wanted to leave and he deceived me out of so much property.
If I were still alive now, I would definitely sue him and make him leave with nothing.
Fortunately, the amount of money I received during the divorce was not insignificant. I decided to give it all to Amelie, ensuring that their lives were worry–free for these past few years.
I looked at Elliott and sarcastically smiled, saying, “Stop pretending. You should be happy that I’m dead. Go back and be with your moonlight.”
Elliott seemed to hear something and suddenly glanced in the direction where I was.
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not begging him to come see me one last time before I died.
was so scared that I quickly dodged to the side.
Finally,
it felt funny again.
What’s there to hide? He couldn’t see me anyway.
The most correct decision I made was
Five years after death, I had never regretted it.
But Elliott was filled with regret and remorse.
Did he match
