Run a little faster, a little more quickly. The sooner we get the money, the more hope Mom will have of surviving
The slippers that she had worn out from the hospital had been torn, and Gina shrugged them off and continued to rush towards the bank. She clutched the check and ran barefoot on the asphalt road, her hair sticking together into a patchwork swaying with the wind. The blue and white striped hospital gown on her body was already stained and indistinguishable from its original appearance.
The moment he saw the bank door, Gina’s tears gushed out for a moment. Stumbling and holding the gate handle to break in, mom is saved, with the money mom can live.
“Miss,” the bank teller repeatedly checked the check Gina handed over several times before looking up at the pudgy woman and speaking hesitantly and carefully, “Your check is a fake. Could it be that you’ve taken the wrong-”
Incredulously receiving the cheque that originally carried all her hopes, Gina stared at the number on it in a daze. In a flash of lightning, she remembered the mockery that flashed in the man’s eyes as he handed the check to himself.
Aaron! He tricked Gina with a fake check for her mother’s life!
Stilling the fake check on the ground, Gina scattered to the hospital.
When she panted and pushed open the door of the ward, there was no longer Delilah in the room, just Aaron crossing his legs, his right leg wobbling in the air, and glancing over with raised eyes when he heard the door open.
Seeing Aaron’s appearance, Gina could not wait to bite the tooth column in his mouth in unison.
This is the man, the man who ruined her reputation, her life, and even her mother’s life!
At this moment, the grief and anger of being humiliated, the resentment of being cheated, the sadness of losing her mother, all spurted out like a volcanic eruption in this instant, drowning her entire being. Her mouth and nose were blocked by the onslaught of emotions, and the more she struggled the more she was bound, forcing her to be unable to breathe.
Gina’s face was determined and desperate, and he spat out word by word through clenched teeth, “Aaron, I’ll fight you to the death!”
The man can reach out his palm to catch her thin wrist, and then apply force to push forward. A bottle of glucose for three days without food and drink, just to relieve the burning coal, just now the fuss has almost exhausted all her strength, Gina at once by the force pushed to the ground.
“If you have the energy to fight with me, you might as well see if your terminally ill mother is dead.” With a lightly dropped sentence, Aaron stepped over the woman sitting on her knees with his long legs and left without looking back: “Her critical illness notice just came down again.”
At this time, Gina sat paralyzed on the ground, his gaze drifted to look at the incandescent light overhead, the bright bulb turned into countless white heavy shadows, the light scattered in all directions to make people have fainting feelings.
The struggle just now seemed to have used up most of his strength, and Gina felt like he didn’t even have the ability to stand up.
But no, she had to go see her mom.
Even if there was really no way to keep her mother alive, she still wanted to see her one last time.
With elbows struggling to support their bodies, knees blemished on the ground. Gina wasted a lot of strength to support himself to stand up, holding the wall inch by inch to move downstairs cardiovascular section.
The bed was empty, with only the half-hung IV to prove that someone had been lying here a moment ago.
Ignoring the strange looks of the people around her, Gina tugged on a nurse’s sleeve and asked with sobbing lips, “Nurse, where are the people, the people here?”
Frowning at the nausea she was forcing, the young nurse looked away to try to avoid the stench of her body and spoke in disgust, “Just died, died without even a family around.”
The last ounce of strength in her body was stripped away, and Gina fell to the ground at once, her entire body trembling more than once. The world in her eyes began to spin and twist like a kaleidoscope.
Mom … is gone?
She didn’t even get to see the last of her herself.
The last spirit that held himself together had collapsed, and the sounds around him drew away from his ears at the speed of light, silent just enough to match the desperate state of mind. Gina felt her body erupt into bone-deep pain, especially her heart gripping raw, herself tormented by the sensation until it hurt. Suddenly, the distorted and blurred world before her turned into darkness.
Gina, who had fainted on the ground, was unconscious of anything.