In their 6-year marriage, Nora never succeeded in making Austin fall in love with her. Upon learning of her stage-IV cancer, she only begged for ten months. "After ten months, I will divorce you. Please, don't hate me." "What game are you playing?" "I'm tired and want to be free." Childhood sweethearts grew old as time passed. Nora loved Austin for 13 years, while Austin gave all his love to someone else. Austin decided to divorce Nora, who was suffering great pain from illness. "Austin, can you wait a little longer?" "Nora, don't love me anymore." In Austin's world, Nora was a restraint, but losing her felt like losing his heart. When all memories surfaced, Austin woke up and realized that the person he loved was always Nora. Nora died during surgery on the operating table, leaving behind their child. "I'm tired; I can't love you anymore. In the next life, let's not meet again. We forgive each other. From now on, we owe each other nothing!" Austin regretted not realizing it sooner and closed off his heart, living each day as if it were the last until one day. "Sir, I am Hannah, not Nora."

Love that Never Fade

"Apologize right away, or I'll find your parents!" the boy's parent demanded.


"I won't apologize. He insulted me, saying I don't have a Mommy," Cherub angrily replied.


"What's wrong with you, kid? Even if he said that, you can't resort to violence. My son is usually well-liked; why would he pick on you? It must be you who started the provocation," the boy's parent argued.


Isolated and with fingers tightly clenched, Cherub felt overwhelmed and wronged.


Austin, who was talking to the teacher, heard the commotion ahead. Seeing Cherub standing there with teary eyes, receiving blame from others, he ended the conversation with the teacher and hurried over.


The boy's parent defended their position, "This is your child. Look at what he's done to my son. Instead of learning good behavior, he's picking fights."


Chapter 27: Mommy, I'm Cherub