up again, she wa

plate "No. 268, No. 2 Women's Sanatorium" on her chest and she h

life stain. Her grandfather and parents had always served the public and wer

pa, Dad, Mom, you must be

s originally a utility room and was specially set aside for her. Except for one or two female nurses who had seen her face

t want me to feel lonely, so

of Collin Joan who was Krish's grandpa, and when she woke up, she

ion. Krish knelt on the ground, and his slender figure set off his

he first year. In the next two years, he suddenly became

when people were sad to a certain extent, the tears were f

the palm-sized sky outside the window du

ten about his Mrs. Joan who was thrown into the sanatorium by him, just lik

, the Joan family was too powerful and famous. She couldn't afford to lose her and the Joan family's reputation in ex

a dead silen

treatment at all. Even normal people would no

lly couldn't help shouting at the nurse who made daily i

sh at that time, but she didn't expect that Krish woul

urrounding patients stimulated her nerves again and again. Layla

why don't you let me out?" Through the iron gate

Layla didn't see Krish, but