What Matters Most Is the Present

"Justice! You have to listen to me. We will go to the hospital now." At this time, Luke suddenly grabbed Hazel's hand after being silent for a moment. "Mother, she's dying... The doctor just examined her. She can't be saved even if she is sent to the hospital... because her heart and lungs are failing." At this point, it was pointless to lie about Justice's condition. As his mother would stay beside Justice all the time, it was better to tell her in advance, letting her be mentally prepared instead of letting her see Justice die on the way to the hospital. At the very least, Justice was still alive now. Stunned, Hazel could barely stand. "No... this is not happening." Having no choice, the doctors had to explain to Hazel, "Mr. Luke is right; she doesn't have much time left. Generally speaking, whenever we encounter situations like this, it's better to let the patient spend her last moments and leave peacefully. I think we'd better let her bid farewell to you all. We're sorry for what h