la'
as I strode out of the h
Come to the hospital!" Cindy shou
lt out of the blue. My
ht to the hospital. My grandmother had just been
and asked, "Doctor
heel my grandmother, who was still in a coma, into a w
t transplant as soon as possible. Otherwi
d to the doctor's words. "But everything was fine yeste
r most likely hid her illness from you for a long time. The surgery n
tion cost?" I asked anxio
housand
I'll get the money ready as soon as pos
ike the doctor was right. My grandmother was fond of hiding away her
er old age. It never occurred to me that she was so ill. I
have turned out if Cindy didn't live nearby and
y. I didn't have that amount. I had to find a
took a deep breath to calm myself. I
randmother was awake at this time. Cindy
soon as she saw me. "Hey, my little mu
k the tears that were welling up in my eyes as I walked to th
earie. I'm old. It's only normal that I f
't even up to a hundred years old. It
insisted, "Paula, death is inevitable. Everyone in this wo
My grip on her hand tightened just as my he
. My only regret is that I failed to find your
doned me, there's no point looking for them. You are e
ur time to die yet. I want you to anticipate Paula's wedding. You have to witness the day she will put on a white dress and yo
randma was distracted immediately and
hed. She always told my grandmother all my secrets whenever they chatted. Howev
ndy gently pulled me to the window and asked an
r a while, I faltered, "Ermm
th a man?" Cindy s
d scolded her in a low tone, "Sh
ay and pointed at me in
thout utter
etically, "I'm so sorry, Paula. I shou
by getting drunk last night." After sighing deeply, I continued, "Thank you for sending Grandma here.
ht?" Cindy looke
smile. "Yea
my grandmother's life was in danger and she urgently needed s
rs slouched. Just as I was waiting for a tax
ng open and a man in a suit got out. He
the assistant of Mr. Voltaire Fa
y Voltaire Farusco?"
orld. The owner of that name had built a magnificent business empire and he control
d of person. But Cindy had filled my ears with
investor of your school wants to see you." George op
like that want to see me? Was it about the scholarship? Or
t George. I scratched my head and slowly got into
nswer. He just took me to a landmark building in the city center. The place was so be
egendary Voltaire Farusco t
t I was ushered into. He was dressed in a high-end suit. The golden sunlight from outside refle
office. It made me so nervo
ingers before taking a deep breath and said, "Good
the man said
my ears and sounde
t where I heard that voice from
idened in shock at t
the same one I had a one-