Chapter 623 - Flowers On The Cliff (1) (2/2)

So Min-joon was deterrabbed her hand But she iers

He put a ring on her finger, which was in the shape of gold surrounding the rihtly in the center

‘Uh?’

She stared blankly at it It was a ring on her finger It was Min-joon who put it on her Why was it put on her finger now?

He said, “Well, I think I proposed to you rather haphazardly last tirinned at her and said, “So I want to do it again”

Of course, she thought the way he was trying to propose was pretty clu at his clumsy proposal

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Summer in California was usually sunny It was a city that didn’t fit the word ‘gloomy’ in many ways The people there were lively, and many of them were from all over America and the world, who didn’t sneer at those who devote the their dreams

Such liveliness could also be found even in thepeople in wheelchairs or chatting pleasantly at the lounges under the s of the patients’ wards at the hospital, outside visitors often wondered if this place was really a hospital housing soIt see a hard ti broadly like that”

Many of thes aes Of course, Lisa’s illness was as serious as theirs, but their sickness would probably not be as threatening to their lives as Lisa’s

But their illness was deep enough to make them feel they were unhappy That hy Lisa felt their happy smiles and happy lance at the direction that she was looking at then nodded

“It’s not just drugs and surgery that cure patients’ illness Their hope is also iood results The reason why they insist on ht interiors at the hospitals is because they want the patients to look at the bright side visually Lisa, do you have any hope?”

“Well Having hope ht? I’ not to be conscious of it…”

Maybe she was looking for an escape The doctor looked at her quietly

As a doctor, he had no choice but to get used to the death of patients He saw s, and each time one of them died, he drank alone after work

Of course, he fell into so tiht his advice on her concerns, he would be happy to respond even by taking ti even if he did, for he knew that all of these things couldn’t stop their eventual death

He told his patients about hope, but some survived even when they had no hope, and some died even when they had hope A doctor should be perfect Lisa’s doctor was somewhat a perfect doctor But he was so tired now that he could not afford to rev her up

After all, his conversation with patients tended to be perfunctory

Clearing his throat, the doctor said, “Your condition is not that bad Fortunately, the tu your h I don’t feel the tu from sickness My body and mind don’t feel like mine My body feels heavy, and my mind has become dull Day by day, I feel like I’ my life day by day”

“You will feel better over time…”

Of course, he lied to her He could not stop treating her until she was healthy again after her tuet worse due to his treatainst tiht hard to survive even with the reduced possibility of survival That hy the doctor respected her Originally, she was told by the doctor that she would survive half a year, but she was still alive even though one and a half years passed That was pretty hopeful for her

Feeling somewhat miserable, the doctor shut up

As if she felt aard about the brief silence, she opened herelse to say toto see you, right? So let ht Thanks See you next ti and stood up from her seat

At thatthe desk rather nervously