Chapter 356

At that time, I stood tall, eyes full of tenderness as I looked at her. Tears streamed down her face. I had said, "Sophia, don't cry. You deserve all the beautiful things in this world." I always put her first during the years I stayed by her side. No matter how badly she treated or mocked me, I was never truly angry with her. I continued to care for her, undeterred. How could I suddenly be gone? Sophia trembled as she walked toward the coffin. When she was almost there, her legs buckled, and she almost collapsed to the ground. In the end, she stumbled to my side, fell to her knees, and gently nudged my body. "Joshua, I'm back." The only response she received was a deafening silence. Inside the coffin, my lifeless body lay still, offering no movement. She reached out to grasp my hand, and when her fingers touched the coldness of my body, she couldn't help but shiver slightly. The next second, she gripped my hand tightly, seemingly trying to warm it up. But no matter how hard