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"We'll give you sometime with her."
Yuta nods and sat on the chair beside her bed. Unconscious and body hooked to wires and tubes. It hurts him a lot. Not only him but also friends and family.
After the door shut, Yuta put his head on the edge of her bed and let out his cries. He held her hand gently. They are letting her go this later afternoon before 6 pm.
"Why not, me, Ah-rin. Why you? Why do you need to go?" He cried as tears rolled down his cheeks.
Her pulse was weak. Even maybe only 20 pulses each minute. Very slow and weak. Signaling that she will be leaving soon. Yuta held her hands while looking at her face.
He stood up and kiss her forehead for a long time. Even his tears fell on her forehead. But he wiped it away. He knows, he didn't want her to suffer. He must let her go no matter what.
"We'll be okay." He said softly, kissing her cheeks again.
Her body was cold and pale. Her lips even turn blue.
"We'll be okay, Diana. Ahrin, you take care on your own." He muttered before kissing her hand. His tears still flow down his cheeks, non-stop. He knew he cannot. It's going to be hard. Almost impossible.
"I'll be okay."
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"Time of death, 5:40 pm."
The corridor and room filled with mournful tears. Jay hugging Yuta while sobbing. Diana's mother has passed out a few times. Diana's grandmother crying while sitting on the sofa.
Diana's father, standing near the window, watching as the doctor and nurses take off the tubes and wires from his daughter. His heart aches to let his only daughter go.
"She's gone."
The nurse who exited the room told the people who are outside the room.
A few celebrity friends of Diana and her family were outside the room. Park Seo Joon himself was present and mourning for her.
Immediately, the corridor was just filled with cries from friends and families.
Idols took the news to their Instagram and Twitter, sending prayers to the family and for fans to mourn together for the loss of a huge artist and a woman who stood strong.
