Chapter 378

They had experienced job loss, betrayal from loved ones, and the breakdown of their families. Both of them had lost hope and the desire to live.

Because they had gone through similar hardships, they saw themselves reflected in each other. They provided encouragement and support during those challenging times.

Their genuine friendship has endured until the present day.

The old man shared that even if his own children were to abandon him, Professor Killiney would never leave him behind.

As he said this, his face, filled with pride, also displayed a hint of guilt.

This guilt likely stemmed from his illness, which he believed might burden Killiney.

In that moment, I thought of Wendy. We never considered each other as burdens, but instead felt that we weren't doing enough for one another.

Upon sharing this, I noticed tears shimmering in the old man's eyes, and I felt a lump forming in my throat.

...

In the suburbs.

Just as we arrived at Jon's residence, Joey called.

"Ms. Middleto