Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

The willow was a tree that stretched to the heavens while staying rooted in place, and its branches also connected the sky with the ground.

Willow's name was quite special, and it was quite rare these days.

Olivia explained, "Willow is born mute." Perhaps because they were both physically lacking, with Sean's failing legs and Willow unable to speak, Sean easily resonated with her.

"She's still so young.” Sean's gaze was filled with compassion as he looked at Willow.

After all, she was such a young child, but she had never spoken a word.

Willow smiled at him.

She couldn't speak, but her gaze was radiant and gentle.

She didn't look miserable at all.

She signed something.

Sean couldn't understand, so he looked at Olivia.

Olivia explained, "Willow said that even though she can't speak, she feels happy because she has her family who loves her." "Family..." Sean murmured as if he was thinking of something.

Olivia took a step forward.

“You look very tired, Mr.

Sean.

You probably haven't had proper sleep in a long while.

should rest." “Sleep? I won't be able to." Sean shook

Aside from taking injections

over long periods, he

be useless trash that only relied on medicine, so

quality had taken a

sleep all night, and his mind was

ago, he even tried to end

said gently, "Don't worry,

Sean.

some tricks to counter insomnia." "Can you? I heard from Avery that you're here to cure

to many doctors about my insomnia, but nothing

you sure you can do it?"

can give it

Sean.

of the effectiveness of my methods." The mother-daughter duo was quite unlike

cure Sean's legs, but she

to treat

sort of doctor would bring their daughter over? Olivia didn't look like

she looked like a relative who

driver said, "Why don't

have a try,

have been quite outstanding

for her help." “Alright, let's see what

can you do?" "May I know where your room

me around? It's vital to have a comfortable environment to sleep in." Sean gave Reginald Lind, his caregiver,

came over and took Sean to

of his failing legs, Sean lived on the ground