My Dear Wife, Please Be Gentle!-Chapter 1243 - 1249: The Longest Confession of Love

"You are all good children, I have to go, none of you should cry," Qiao Duo’er said slowly.

"Mother, do you not want us anymore?"

Tan Shaoyi gripped Duo’er’s hand tightly, as if letting go would mean losing her forever.

Qiao Duo’er smiled faintly, "Silly child, where in the world is there a feast that doesn’t end? I miss your father, it’s time for me to go."

"I won’t let you go, if you leave, I’ll become an orphan."

"Silly child, you still have your husband, and your children."

Tan Shaoyi cried like a child, shaking her head vigorously, "I don’t want them, I just want to be with you, having you is enough."

There’s a saying that you only understand your parents’ kindness when you have children of your own, and ever since Tan Shaoyi had children, she cared even more for her own parents.

Now she had lost her father, and she couldn’t lose her mother as well.

"Grandmother, I beg you, don’t die. From now on, I’ll stop making trouble, I’ll study diligently, I’ll eat and sleep well, and I’ll never worry you again," Tan Yunchen clung tightly to Duo’er’s hand.

"Yunchen is the best behaved, don’t cry, all of you should take good care of yourselves." freewebnσvel.cѳm

Qiao Duo’er’s gaze swept over each person present, she wanted to remember everyone there.

After a while, she closed her eyes slowly.

In fact, she still had much to say, but didn’t know where to begin. The only thing that came to her mind right now were the happy times she had spent with her loved ones.

She remembered the first time she saw Tan Zhenghong, who was actually peeing; she remembered the dry mouth and tongue when she first saw Tan Zhenghong naked; she remembered Tan Zhenghong’s careful demeanor on their wedding night, and his caution and excitement the first time he held a baby; she also remembered the first fetal movements of Shao Hui, Shao Yi, and Shao Yin, their first cries, their first steps, their weddings, and becoming parents...

All these trivial matters were cherished memories to her.

With them, her life was worthwhile!

After resting with her eyes closed for a while, Qiao Duo’er opened them again.

She looked at her and Tan Zhenghong’s children once more, who said she and Tan Zhenghong were dead? With children, their lives had been continued.

"Mother, will you stay and talk to me a little longer, please?"

Qiao Duo’er shook her head slowly, "I’m tired, you all should go out."

"I won’t. I’ll just sit here and watch, I promise not to speak."

Tan Shaoyin also said earnestly, "You can’t send us away."

Having a mother is the happiest thing, let them enjoy the last bit of time.

Qiao Duo’er had no choice but to let them be.

Half an hour later, Qiao Duo’er passed away peacefully, still with a smile on her lips.

The person she was most grateful for in her life was Tan Zhenghong. He had taught her what the simplest form of love was: a house, two people, three meals, four seasons—a complete life!

If there was a next life, she would still be willing to accompany Tan Zhenghong through an ordinary life.

One lives a whole life, why need there be too much fanfare and turbulence?

Companionship is the longest confession of love.

Modern day, hospital.

"Doctor, come quickly, the patient’s heartbeat has stopped!"

Soon, doctors and nurses filed in one after the other, the attending physician urgently resuscitated the patient.

"The patient’s breathing has stopped, perhaps we should give up," the head nurse suggested. According to her experience, further resuscitation would be futile.

"Yes, she’s been comatose for three years; death would be a release."

But the doctor persisted in performing CPR on the patient; the only thought in his mind was that she wouldn’t die, he wouldn’t let her die.

Perhaps... it was because of the predestined affinities of a past life.

"What are you all standing around for? Hurry up and save her, two milliliters of adrenaline!" the young doctor knitted his brow.

The nurse pursed her lips and could only do as instructed.