Chapter 162

Reporter's POV:

The minute you hear the words out loud that your mother is dying, it sends something through your body that is indescribable.

I’d never lost a loved one, by death anyway, and I didn’t want to start with my mother as the main target.

Instead of worrying if cancer will spread, we should be planning our future trips together, talking about how crazy my wedding day will be, and about our next spa visit.

The other catalytic part about this new life endeavor?

Her place of employment got wind that she was sick, and fired her right in the nick of time so they wouldn’t have to pay for her treatment.

It goes to show you that there are horrible people out in our world. So now, my mother had cancer, and couldn’t afford to save her own life.

That’s where I stepped into the picture. When I found out that she’d been canned, I decided that it was my job as a daughter, the only one on her side, that I needed to be the one to make sure sh