Chapter 66

Moira's POV My eyes felt heavy. Perhaps they were swollen because I had spent thirty minutes in my mother's room, crying over her condition. The nurses must have been trying to comfort me by saying that there had been progress in Mom's condition, but what I saw wasn't the case at all. My steps stopped in front of a door. I knocked and someone inside invited me in. A middle-aged man asked me to sit down, and from the look on his face, I knew he wanted to tell me the bad news I had already seen. Don't cry, Moira... you are a strong woman. Listen to the Director's words and advice, and everything will be fine. "I've seen it," I said, interrupting the man. "Was there something that made her do it? Didn't she even feel or show any emotion? How could..." I closed my eyes for a moment, unaware that I had gotten carried away by my emotions. They weren't to blame for what happened to Mom. In fact, they have helped a lot. "We apologize for our employee's negligence, Moira. No one expected her to