"Do you remember? You once said our ashes should be placed in a jar, and when I'm gone, you must take good care of my ashes, don't lose them."
She spoke so calmly and openly about the fact that she was nearing death.
The children, hearing this, immediately burst into tears, and the spacious hospital room was filled with grief, even the sky outside seemed to darken.
He Chen, with tear-filled eyes, forced himself to say, "Hmm."
Only then did Ye Manman smile contentedly.
She gazed at the ceiling, gradually losing the warmth of He Chen's hand in hers, and whispered, "It's a promise then," before closing her eyes forever.
"Beep—"
The electrocardiograph beside them emitted a sharp sound as the heartbeat line on the screen suddenly turned into a straight line.
