Chapter 39 Pride Proportional To Patheticness

It was a simple matter, so simple that Jane just had to stay spineless. She just had to bend over and agree to every one of Susie’s unreasonable and even humiliating requests. However, in the deepest corners of her heart, she had gotten greedy— She wanted the “respect” she had lost so long ago. She did not need to be admired like she used to be; she just needed the most basic respect she should have as the most average of people, as a “person”. However, it clearly was not going to go her way. After that, Jane hid her heavily-scarred heart even deeper inside, hiding the things her heart craved the most into the depths of her heart. No one would ever reach them there, where it was dark and cold, like the soundless loneliness of the deep sea when it was at its quietest. Susie left and came back, came and left again. She always arrived during mealtimes and left as soon as she dropped off the food. “I want to leave the hospital.” On the fourth night after the accident, Susie had expre