Uncontrollable Fondness
Chapter 12 Seeking Death
"But..." Mia couldn't tell the true reason for her disappearance. A girl suffered such a thing. How could she say it?
After hesitation, someone eagerly pushed aside the headmaster’s office door, "Dean, Mrs. Brown doesn’t feel well today and has already arrived."
“And you’re still not in a hurry!”
The dean became nimble for a while and pushed the messenger out with his massive body. Mia followed him for few steps and stopped at the door. Not far away, she saw a brightly dressed young woman, supported by people. Mia could only see a bit of young and delicate figure. The dean and some doctors nodded and bowed in front of the woman. Several men in black were behind her, and the scene was spectacular.
In this way, Mia was left behind by the dean. She lost her job, her innocence and even her future, everything went dark. What is there waiting for her?
She went out quietly and stopped on the side of the road. The cars passing by quickly flashed in front of her eyes. What's the point of living when there's nothing left? Mia closed her eyes and went straight into the driveway...
she didn’t hear it, waiting for
Miss!” The voice was clear. Someone grabbed her by the
feeling filled her heart, but in a second she was back to normal again. "Miss, if there’s something you can’t figure out, you shouldn’t give up your life for this. It's not easy to live. It takes several years just to learn how to walk and talk.
into her body like a waterflow. Her torn heart
his arms. She pulled back in embarrassment, setting her clothes, and said
his arms dropped naturally. His fingers were long and clean, he
this man with a gentle smile, she didn’t have courage to say that she didn't want to live. What's more, what he said really makes sense. It isn’t easy to grow up. Is it necessary to seek death if someone hurt you
two rows of white teeth and narrowing his eyes. There was something in him from the young
nurse ran panting and pulled the man’s arm, “Doctor Davies, Mrs. Brown has already arrived. Her condition is not very good. The dean