Chapter 10 It Doesn't Matter Anymore

I closed the photo album and looked out the window.

The warm sunlight spilled onto the edge of the bed, and the reddening maple leaves were a beautiful sight to see.

I wondered how many days I still had left.

I collapsed on the street right after I left the banquet hall. Still, someone managed to get me to the hospital. The doctor said there was little hope left, and it would be best for me to fulfill my last wishes anytime soon.

When I heard the verdict, I only smiled in reply.

After all, I had no more wishes left. I had already finished the designs my mother left behind, even though my name wouldn't be on them. As for Ethan… He had Hannah. Perhaps he would even feel relieved once I was gone.

Suddenly, a familiar voice called out, "Emilia!"

When I heard that voice, I blinked and thought in amusement that the sayings were indeed true. They said one would start to hallucinate as their life came to an end.

"Emilia! Emilia!" Ethan's voice grew clearer.

When the familiar scent sur