Ling Yan looked up and said through tears.

“That letter of intent… was signed by her and me back then.”

She did indeed intend to donate her other organs if she passed away from the disease.

It just so happened that Gu Weiwei came to see her that day and saw her filling out a form.

So he also signed a statement indicating that he was willing to donate his organs if he died.

From that moment on, she began to frantically hope that something would happen to her.

Her heart will be donated and eventually transplanted into her.

However, Gu Weiwei continued to live well, but her own condition worsened year by year.

After that, Gu Weiwei was stabbed and seriously injured and sent to the hospital. She was in a coma for several months, and everyone thought she was beyond saving.

She pulled through again, and her vital signs began to improve.

So in order to receive a heart transplant, she had to artificially induce brain death...

Kaman Dorrance stared at the signature on the letter of intent, remaining silent for a long time.

Is he really... wrong?

"Matthew, check if she signed this herself."

Matthew immediately made a phone call and went outside to have someone check the authenticity of the letter of intent.

“If Weiwei were here, she wouldn’t want to see you do this,” Madam Gu said.

Fortunately, there is something else that can be used to persuade him.

Otherwise, she really wouldn't know how to deal with it.

Ling Yan was being held by two people, crying and begging Gu Siting for help.

Gu Siting kept looking at the person in the crystal coffin, not turning his head even slightly because of her voice.

Half an hour later, Matthew returned.

“Kaman, that letter of intent… is real.”

This indicates that before her death, Weiwei did indeed promise that if she died, her organs could be donated to save lives.

So if Kaman wants her heart back, that's killing her against her will.

But if she doesn't get it back, how can Kaman face her daughter's disabled state?

Kaman Dorrance stood by the crystal coffin for a long time, then dejectedly raised his hand in a gesture of farewell.

"Let her go."

The two people supporting Ling Yan released her, and her legs went weak, causing her to kneel on the ground.

Seeing this, Matthew asked.

"Then...should we take Vivi back with us?"

“She can’t leave here,” Gu Siting said.

Kaman Dorrance looked at him with a cold gaze. "I have to take her with me."

“Some say that people have souls after they die, and if they are in a special place, with this nine-eyed dzi bead, the soul of the dead can remain in this world.” Gu Siting stood opposite Kaman Dorrance, separated by the crystal coffin.

"Such a ridiculous reason, and you want me to keep her here?" Kaman Dorrance sneered.

Gu Siting stood beside the crystal coffin and spoke to himself.

“I can feel it, she’s really there, somewhere I don’t know yet.”

Madam Gu looked at his back and sighed sadly.

Based on such a rumor, which was difficult to verify, he went to find the string of nine-eyed dzi beads and renovated the wine cellar for her.

The person who gave him the nine-eyed dzi bead said that using it would shorten the lifespan of himself and his descendants.

But to this day, no one knows whether these dzi beads are actually useful, just as no one knows whether people after death truly have souls.

Gu Siting seemed to be in a daze as he looked at Kaman Dorrance and said...

"Let her stay here. Soon the owner of that dzi bead will be able to tell me where she is."

"Don't you... want to find her again?"

...