"Alright, I will take leave on Nia's burial day to see her off." Jane Sampson felt a bit of regret that when Nia passed, she could only sing to Nia through the mobile phone. She wished she could have held Nia in her arms.
"Sister Grace said the great-grandma Nia mentioned was a neighbor in the old hometown. After Nia was born, the elderly lady cared greatly for her, sometimes even buying her candy to eat. Nia liked that great-grandma a lot; perhaps, Nia truly left together with the kind-hearted great-grandma, who would surely take good care of Nia."
Nina Rice sighed, "In short, Nia departed relatively peacefully, without suffering too greatly."
Sister Grace was quite generous in spending money for her daughter, so during the final rescue, Grace had the doctor administer the best medicine.
Although ultimately it didn't bring Nia back, at least the child did not suffer again due to poverty.
