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e months? That's all my dad had t

d the kind doctor. She had been very patie

he sum. After the surgery, you can pay the balance in three

the three million in full." I was already on the verge of tears. The

dollars on time? I walked a little while before I got to central park. I sat on a bench under a large tree and stared at the many people

looked like a mini celebration as a cupcake with a candle sat in their middle alongside a bottle of wine. I envied her, because while she was

side me who looked to be in his early fifties. I didn't notice when he s

ipe the tears from my face and gave him

ll me, what are you calling for help for?" There was something warm and comforting about the man's prese

smiled bitterly as I let my eyes wander to the girl and her fa

n I clocked ten." The girl hugged her dad af

t?" The man

go into surgery. Everyone was shocked he survived, but his spine didn't. He has been in a wheelchair ever since. We've been shuffling between medications and hospital visits since then because he had other c

onsider how tired she was, I didn't consider the snow falling heavily, I didn't consider that it was almost midnight, instead, I insisted she got it for me. She didn't complain, instead, she got her keys and drove me back to the venue. She

I saw life leave her eyes, but I couldn't do anything......" A sob choked me, and I coul

er. I could have just waited till morning, instead of being a spoilt selfish brat. She would still be alive now

ontrolled it." I sa

there is that your mum was always ready to move mountains for you, even though it cost her life." I raised my head from his chest and looked into his clear blue eyes that held sincerity and for th

f working three jobs, but she still agreed to take me without a trace of frustration or anger, and she hugged me in

a long while and nodded in response. I sat up and stared around the park with a newfound lightness. Never wou

s overtook my features once

he has just three months to live. But I can't even afford to admit him to a hospital, not to mention paying for

oes the surgery

red, unsure about the direction

y eyes widened in surprise. What job can he possibly offer that will pa

hild." He chuckled as if

that's why the prize must b

ing job?" I asked not

y my