They all tell me not to hold grudges, but I was the one who almost died back then скачать в хорошем качестве

They all tell me not to hold grudges, but I was the one who almost died back then

He once knelt in a torrential downpour, begging his own mother to donate bone marrow, only to be told, "My younger brother's college entrance exam is more important." On the day his leukemia relapsed and he was in the ICU, his family celebrated another son's academic success. Years later, he single-handedly climbed back from the brink of death—he had a house, a car, a career, but no longer had "family." When his mother tore up his household registration book in tears, accusing him of "holding a grudge," he calmly pulled out yellowed old newspapers and medical reports: "You weren't incapable of saving me back then; you simply didn't want to." Now they kneel, begging for forgiveness, filled with regret? But belated kinship is lighter than waste paper; severing ties isn't heartlessness, but finally seeing things clearly. Some blood ties are born shackles; Some regrets don't deserve forgiveness. 😘 We update exciting novel videos every day, come and check them out! Thrilling and epic masterpieces! A captivating plot with twists and turns! A story of comeback and revenge, full of excitement! If you like it, don't forget to subscribe!