As Jerry spoke, he held his tears back.

"Dad, it's alright. If Mom can feel better that way, then go ahead. I can see it's quite tortuous for her," Reuben said. Jocelyn nodded.

"Same here. I don't want her to be in pain anymore."

"Very well then. If it's fine with you, then I'll go through it with the doctor."

Then, he stood up. The moment he turned around, a teardrop fell down his cheek. He seemed to have aged a lot since Lindsay had the stroke.

to be a strong old guy, but since then, his

came to her room. Lindsay was taken care of by two caretakers and two servants, but even so, the room still reeked of urine and feces. Ever since she was paralyzed, Lindsay couldn't even control her bowel movements. The servants

and beauty above all else. Also, she was a proud woman, so she wouldn't want anyone

Jerry didn't care as he held her

when they were young, but he stopped doing that when they got older. Lindsay smiled. She seemed to have gotten used to her condition, but even if she hadn't, there was nothing

always thought I'd be the one to go first, but I never thought this would happen. Do you remember the promise we made, Linnie? The euthanizing promise? I'm going

my granddaughter is still out there! When she heard that, she started gurgling and gripped Jerry's hand as hard as she could. Jerry wondered what got her so agitated, then he realized she

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