As Eunice was dying, her vision had gotten worse!
Arthur told her that they were there to watch a movie, and she had believed him.
He held onto Eunice, but she kept asking him curiously.
"Why is the cinema so close to the hospital?"
Arthur was sobbing silently, but he still managed to hold back his trembling voice and told her.
"It's a newly opened cinema."
"The movie tickets must be very expensive, right? You have spent a lot of money on me, you should not waste them. Why don't we return the tickets and get a r****d?"
"It's fine, I won these from a lucky draw!" Arthur chuckled nonchalantly. His seemingly cheerful tone and white lie were all excuses to hide the pain he was feeling in his heart.
"That's great!" Eunice's pale face was full of smiles as she said, "Didn't I tell you?
