"God will surely answer my prayers. I believe that. Valdi, my husband, will still be there for me. He'll keep breathing and sleeping beside me for decades, and I will stand by him, even if he forgets me. As long as Valdi keeps breathing, because I know I can't live without him," Nanette tells herself.
"Why don't you go home, Na? I'll take care of Valdi. You can come back tomorrow," Valdo whispers to her.
"No, Val. You should go home. Look at you, you're only in an undershirt and shorts. It'll be too cold if you sleep here until morning."
"I'm used to sleeping like this. Tomorrow when you come, please bring my clothes."
"It's better if both of us stay with Valdi tonight. When I sleep, you can take over, and we'll keep monitoring him alternately. These first twenty-four hours are the mos
