The Life Of Lily Wilkinson (ENG)

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A few days passed and today Liliana was finally able to come home. Jikyo had been taking care of her all this time, and now he was holding his beloved's hand and slowly leading her to their small living room and helping her to sit up.

"I'll make you some tea, hm? " Man said. "Or I'll do a little rearranging first to make it... Um... Easier to move around." He added hesitantly and glanced at his blind wife. "Okay? "

"Jikyo. " Woman paused, then slowly got to her feet. Park immediately grabbed her hands to keep her from falling. "Don't change anything, don't move anything. It's fine. " She said.

"Why? Darling, it will be... "

"It will be easier for me if everything stays in place. " She interjected. "This is our home, I know it by heart. I know where what is. When we change something, it will be harder for me, because I won't know exactly where what is. " She placed one hand on her husband's shoulder. "Don't bother with it."

"All right. Maybe you're right. " He replied a bit embarrassed, then looked at the blonde with concern.

Jikyo knew they had a hard time ahead of them again. Not only have they lost friends, but now Liliana has lost her sight. Man talked to the doctors and was ready to do anything to help his beloved.

Lily tried not to show it, especially around Jikyo, but the loss of sight was killing her anyway. She couldn't get used to it. She tried to avoid the subject and told her husband that it would be fine, that she would manage, but at the same time, all the emotions she felt exploded in her heart. Wilkinson dreaded it. She was scared she wouldn't be able to handle it, she didn't know what was coming or if she would ever regain her sight.

"I'll ask Andre for extra days off. " Park said.

"No. " Lily interjected again. "You can't miss work because of me. Besides, I don't know when or if I'll ever regain my sight. " She said with a hint of sadness in her voice. "I have to learn to live with it."

"Lily. " The dark-haired man took her face in his hands and looked at his beloved. "It won't end this way. You'll regain your sight. " He assured her. "I have an appointment with another doctor tonight, so don't lose hope, darling. " He stroked her cheeks soothingly. "If it doesn't work here, we'll try somewhere else."

"Even if we do, we won't be able to afford it. " She placed her hands on her husband's. "We can't get in debt. "

"Don't worry, I'll think of something. " Jikyo interrupted her. "Just don't give up. Okay? "

"Mm..." She nodded.

Man smiled faintly and then tenderly kissed his beloved's forehead.

"Jikyo? " Blonde whispered. "Will you take me to one place?" She asked uncertainly.

Park, of course, agreed. His wife wanted to visit their friends' graves. Woman couldn't attend the funeral because she was unconscious in the hospital. She didn't have time to say goodbye, so at least she wanted to go to them now.

Jikyo drove Wilkinson to the place and then, leading her by the hand, led her to the right place. Liliana slowly knelt in front of the grave and gently touched the names engraved on the tombstone with her hand.

Both of them broke their hearts at the thought of what had happened. When everyone hoped that Bradley won the fight against the disease, it turned out that it was a false hope. The fact that Sally couldn't get up after that was just as depressing. The woman gave up. When the news of her husband's death reached her, she broke down. She no longer thought about the children, about her mother, or about her friends. All other thoughts were clouded by the sight of Bradley's dead body. For her, it was the end of the world, as if the whole world had collapsed. For as long as she could remember, she had always had a loving husband by her side until suddenly, in an instant, she lost him. Her heart broke and everything else made no sense to her. She may have been selfish when she took her own life, but Sally didn't think about it, and she didn't care what others thought. She died the moment she lost Bradley. It was the end for her, the end of everything.