Chapter 318

"I saw my mom. She passed from stomach cancer, so thin at the end I barely recognized her. But in the game, she looked just like I remembered-wearing her favorite dress, smiling so softly. I held her and just cried forever. Told her I'm doing okay... that I finally got to say goodbye." "My dad was always old-school. We used to argue all the time. He died in a car accident, and the last thing we said to each other? Still arguing. In the game, he tried to apologize-super awkwardly-said he wasn't a good dad. That's when it hit me, he just didn't know how to love. I finally got closure." "My grandma had dementia for years. By the time she passed, she couldn't even recognize me. But in the game? She was just like before. Hands shaking, she pulled a candy from her pocket and called me ‘sweetie'..." This game wrecked people emotionally. But for many, it was also the way they healed. Of course, some-like Calliope in her previous life-bought it just for the fun. But seriously, the price was ins