Chapter 937 Two Resilient Young Girls


    The ss jar, adorned with dried flowers and stars, was carefully preserved by Jannat''s parents.


    As time passed and the years went by, gradually, there would be no trace left of her existence. No one


    in this world would remember that she had once been here.


    But they would remember.


    After the conclusion of the Reminisce Festival, Bettany was soon to take Lilly back to Malie City.


    Bettany was packing their belongings when Lilly paused and said, "Oh, are we going back already?"


    Having been home for a few days, she had almost forgotten that they still needed to make a trip back


    to Malie City. There was the remainder of the first-grade semester toplete, and they also had to


    return to the sacred tree of Phantom Cat...


    Although it wouldn''t be a problem to suddenly transfer back and visit the sacred tree, as she could fly


    there using the Hell Ruler Pce.


    Still, Lilly wanted to visit the Lake of Confusion once more.


    Bettany''s hands faltered in their movements, and she replied, "Let''s dy for another day. I just


    remembered that I need to visit an old friend."


    **


    Miah''s body stilly in the hospital, preserved and untouched.


    Lilly, Josh, and ke arrived at the hospital to inquire about Miah''s condition.


    The attending physician shook his head with a sigh, "This child was always so well-behaved,


    cooperating with all the treatments and obedient."


    "Like Jannat, she was a determined child with a strong will to survive."


    Despite both of them having acute lymphostic leukemia, they had managed to keep it under control


    until now.


    "Without any special treatment, acute lymphostic leukemia can only allow a person to survive for


    about three months. However, many people can live for a long time with modern treatment methods..."


    Most people can achieve long-term disease-free survival, and lucky ones even have a chance at a


    cure.


    But the treatment isplex and lengthy, requiring both the family and the patient to maintain a


    positive mindset.


    With such hope, both children cooperated and fought actively for the chance to grow up.


    "It''s a pity that neither of these children made it through this hurdle." The attending physician couldn''t


    help but feel a pang of sorrow. "The long-term treatment umted toxicity in their bodies, and they


    weren''t very tolerant to the protocols. We did our best."


    For the sake of these two children, everyone in the department had worried and fretted, treating these


    two well-behaved and sensible girls as their own.


    "Miah''s family went back home for an elderly rtive''s birthday. It''s rare for the children to see their


    grandparents, and they couldn''t resist the temptation to visit."


    Although it only dyed her admission by a day, it shouldn''t have been a big issue. But it''s possible


    that the journey took a toll on her.


    "Overall, the reasons are quiteplex. Miah fell ill on the day she was supposed to be admitted. She


    had a slight cold in the morning, and by noon, she had a fever. Even though we rushed her to the


    emergency room, we couldn''t save her..."


    As the attending physician reached this point, his nose tingled, and he instinctively pushed up his


    sses.


    "Jannat, on the other hand, didn''t have any dys. It''s just that fate wasn''t kind to her. The weather


    was unpredictable before the Reminisce Festival, and it coincided with the peak of the flu season."


    Jannat also caught a cold and had a fever, which may seem like a minor illness to others, but for them,


    every episode was a disaster and a test.


    "Jannat couldn''t ovee it this time." The attending physician''s eyes turned slightly red. "She


    developed an infection and onlysted a day longer than Miah."


    After the deaths of the two children, their parents reacted inpletely different ways.


    Both were devastated, and Jannat''s mother even fainted right there in the hospital.


    They couldn''t believe it, unwilling to ept it.


    "But in the end, Jannat''s parents took her home. However, Miah''s parents refuse to ept her death.


    They are unwilling to take her body, even if it means preserving it in freezing conditions."


    "They are actively seeking various methods, convinced that cryogenically frozen bodies cane back


    to life."


    "They even brought in a practitioner to retain Miah''s soul, buying them more time."


    The attending physician finished exining the situation, still sighing incessantly.


    "Miah is still lying in the cold morgue. It pains us to see her like that."


    After thanking and bidding farewell to the doctor, Lilly felt a heavy weight in her heart, remaining silent.


    ke held her hand and asked, "What''s wrong?"


    Lilly felt a bit sad and said, "Mommy was like that too, right?"


    Being protected within the castle by Grandpa, Granny, and her uncles, ording to what the doctor


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    just said, Mommy should have had a chance for long-term survival.


    But in the end, fate yed a cruel trick...


    ke embraced her, gently stroking her back, offering silentfort.


    He med himself for not protecting Jean...


    Soon, Lilly and the others found Miah''s family.


    Unlike Jannat, Miah was from out of town. Her family had moved to Alfornada solely to give her the


    best treatment, renting a ce for an extended period.


    They had sold their house and cars back in their hometown, sacrificing everything to save Miah.


    As they reached the apartment building, Josh twitched his nose and said, "I smell burning incense."