Love's Demise: No Chance of Resurrection

During the holiday, my whole family suddenly developed a rare leukemia due to eating seafood.

Only the specific medicine produced by my fiancé's company was effective.

He promised that my family would be fine.

However, on the day of delivering the medicine, he disappeared.

I could only watch as everyone in my family passed away one after another.

After sending off the last relative, I saw my fiancé Alex Wilson accompanying his beloved girl Nancy White for a prenatal checkup.

I asked him, "Is this why you disappeared?"

He explained, "You have many relatives accompanying you, but Nancy is alone. I need to accompany her."

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I signed one critical illness notice after another numbly.

There were eighteen people in my family, but after three days, only me and my mother were left.

At first, I still had hope for Alex.

I thought he broke his promise because he was on a business trip abroad and couldn't get back.

I didn't rush him, for fear of disturbing his work.

But after my aunt and uncle passed away, I panicked.

I started calling him like crazy.

At first, there was no one answering the call, and later, his phone was turned off.

While thinking about my family, I was also worrying about his safety.

I was afraid something might happen to him abroad.

Just when I was about to collapse, the phone was connected.

Before I could say anything, I heard a female voice coming from the other side.

"Alex, you came here to accompany me. Will your fiancée be angry?"

I was familiar with this sweet voice.

It was Alex's beloved girl, Nancy.

They were childhood sweethearts. If Alex hadn't been engaged to me, he would have married Nancy.

I held my breath and heard Alex's cold voice. "She is a smart person."

"That's fine. Thank you for being here with me. Lucky is sick, and I didn't know what to do."

Lucky was the dog Alex gave Nancy on her birthday.

When I was about to speak, the call was cut off.

I called Alex again, but his phone was turned off.

He broke his promise for Nancy's dog...

After that, I couldn't contact Alex anymore. Without the specific medicine, I could only watch my relatives die one after another.

I was in a trance every day. Unexpectedly, I saw Alex in the crowd.

It was really him.

He returned to the country.

The person who made a solemn promise to me was now carefully helping Nancy do a prenatal check-up.

I stood not far away and watched them silently.

I was too calm to shed tears.

Alex turned and saw me.