CONTRACTED WIFE OF THE BOSS

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the lifeless body of Andrew. The room was so cold that it seemed to me I cou

e puffy and blood-shot from crying, but the tears flowed – non-stop. It was so quiet that even the ticking of the clock cou

quietly, tears brimming up in her eyes. She put her tender hand on my ches

ithout him?" I sobbed, my voice cracking and my vision obscured by

her eyes. It was the same look of despair that I ha

le. It was as if he were right beside me, telling me in a hu

owly, I stood up, my heart filled with sorrow but with determination that was now pumping through

oved the tears from my face. After the period of my vacation I ret

It was becoming painful to spend on anything including the children's tuition fees as every penny was importa

it up absentmindedly thinking it was another tele

Academy, we are calling reg

hored itself deep in my abdomen as if it were a rock. "Yes... yes,

class today. We are in the proces

? My bloo

re barely audible, and I could hardly rec

hen...nothing. She's unresponsive, but we'

nd in my head like crazy, My b

uted as loudly as I could, my heartb

ty, I told them what had happened They did not even hesitate and

traffic light was taking ages before turning green, each second reminding me that I was still far from

daughter? " I asked, my voice shaking as I st

"Mrs. Allison, may I request you to come

anically, as if I could hardly control it anymor

e much time. "I am sorry, the tests have revealed

f my dreams in my ears. I couldn't breathe. I felt dizzy and hol

mind was blank, I struggled to s

s it should be anymore; she will require

aby required a heart tra

d I could have easily shed a tea

doctor continued in a serious tone. "We've got to put her o

?" I asked almost in a whisper as i

deliver the worst news of a patient, Dr. James s

for me. I blinked hard to keep the tears from blurri

oud, tears rolling down my cheeks. "I have not even b

James murmured, "but we require

but clear. Time was running out. M

ds shaking uncontrollably.

ing. If I couldn't come up with t

ly, feeling the crushing weight of desperation settling in

led with a singular thought: I have to s