Granny did not finish her last sentence. Her eyes and mouth were still open, but she was no longer breathing.

Serenity stared at Granny blankly. Tears rolled down her cheeks.

The doctors and nurses certified Granny's time of death and told Serenity, "Our condolences, Ms. Lewis."

Condolences... The only family she had who loved her was no longer alive.

Serenity let out a wail and cried next to her grandmother's body, which was still warm.

Granny's body was still warm, but she was no longer breathing and her heart was no longer beating. From now on... Serenity could no longer hear her grandmother's voice, no longer see her grandmother's smile...

Jackson stood quietly by Serenity's side as she cried.

He knew that she needed time to grieve. Granny had always been Serenity's spiritual pillar. She was the one who protected Serenity after Serenity lost her mother.

From now on, Serenity would never see her again.

He understood the pain of losing a loved one. His father froze to death