Her cheerful personality meant that even in the army, there were always people helping her, caring for her as if she were their own daughter.
She was also the most highly educated person in her unit, so everyone was very fond of her.
Unfortunately, she was eventually captured as a prisoner of war and ended up taking her own life.
They didn't know when their child first died; they only found out later.
When they found out, the couple's hair turned white overnight.
When Mary's mother spoke of her daughter, she was all smiles at first, but by the end, she was sobbing uncontrollably.
She clutched the photograph, crying, "If only she were still alive... She'd be your age now..."
If Mary were still alive, she would be at home now, taking care of her parents.
She'd continue to be their little sun, filling their lives with energy, and her parents could enjoy the happiness of family life.
