Chapter 74 Rose's Dying Wish

"Shirley, do you remember when we were young? When we first met, you were often beaten by your grandmother. Either she complained that your clothes weren't clean enough, or she blamed you for not cooking well. Every time, you were either covered in bruises or bleeding from your head." Rose took the opportunity to bring them closer. "Shirley, did you know? These past few days, I've been reflecting on myself. I suddenly realized how terribly wrong I was! I gave up on the purest and most beautiful feeling in the world for a relationship that didn't belong to me at all. But now, everything is irreversible."

Shirley put down the medical record, not knowing what to say, so she remained silent.

"Shirley, I know it's too late for me to say these things now. I understand if you hate me and blame me. I don't dare to hope for your forgiveness, I just hope that you can live a better life." Rose took out another envelope from her bag and handed it to Shirley. "I might not live to see your child be