Chapter 97

Willow thought there would be toys in the box. To her surprise, there was only a delicate little notebook. All of Aaron's last words were written in it. "Mom, I know I'm very sick. I'll die one day, but I still have lots of things to tell you. So, I wrote down what I wanted to say to you in this notebook. "Mom, the happiest thing in my life is being your son. You're the best mom in the world. "Mom, I'm sorry that I'm not doing well. I'm always sick. I know how much you suffer because of me. I feel bad for you. "Mom, I'm sorry for being a burden to you. But I still want to be your baby in another life. "I'll become a healthy child in my next life. I'll grow up into a really, really strong man, and I'll protect you." … Children at the age of three rarely could read or write. However, Aaron was precocious. Also having an excellent teacher, Matthew, by his side, he recognized simple words at a very early age. He only became more brilliant after he left the dungeon. He even taught