Translation
Listen to your hope
out a loan three days ago when the results of the last examination were brought to the house just in time.
The diagnosis so clear that none of her could deny it, so Amala was forced to act.
Alzheimer's, a disease which you would gradually pull out of your life, from the life of your three treasures. From the life of her middleman who would face another betrayal. To be abandoned to another pain by those whom he dared to open up ... how cruel, Amala sighed shakily, so stuttering that she had the feeling that her heart would contract painfully when her sigh had become more like a sob.
And that where you had just confessed to me about the death of your mother, right now that I could finally get the money from the bank to make life easier, Amala's look on the floor, the findings that had disappeared into the jacket still in the clutched one hand holding the number in her head which she finally found last night.How cruel she felt to have to send Hao there, where everything had just taken its proper course. To a family that had once taken the vow to prevent Hao from doing his deeds by all means, never to let him come back into this world.
But and Amala could just as little deny as the Asakuras their complicity as Amala only wanted to call it, it was more like any other of their children Hao needed a family in order not to fall back into his old image. Too sensitive his soul in the moment when it is more and more ready to reveal something of its pain.
"So what to do now", her bitter-feeling question with which Amanda had watched as Damian put everything he could grasp on Hao's lap in order to be able to abuse this as a mobile table. Lazy bastard, he had called out to his older brother when Damian really dumped everything on Hao and drove him into the kitchen whistling happily. Revenge is sometimes sweet after all, that's why Amalas had to smile skeptically with which she closed the door of the house behind her. The Spirit of Fire, which had now picked up on Hao
// Because Hao ... what should I do with you now that I will soon no longer be able to take care of you //
The diagnosis so clear that none of her could deny it, so Amala was forced to act.
Alzheimer's, a disease which you would gradually pull out of your life, from the life of your three treasures. From the life of her middleman who would face another betrayal. To be abandoned to another pain by those whom he dared to open up ... how cruel, Amala sighed shakily, so stuttering that she had the feeling that her heart would contract painfully when her sigh had become more like a sob.
And that where you had just confessed to me about the death of your mother, right now that I could finally get the money from the bank to make life easier, Amala's look on the floor, the findings that had disappeared into the jacket still in the clutched one hand holding the number in her head which she finally found last night.How cruel she felt to have to send Hao there, where everything had just taken its proper course. To a family that had once taken the vow to prevent Hao from doing his deeds by all means, never to let him come back into this world.
But and Amala could just as little deny as the Asakuras their complicity as Amala only wanted to call it, it was more like any other of their children Hao needed a family in order not to fall back into his old image. Too sensitive his soul in the moment when it is more and more ready to reveal something of its pain.
"So what to do now", her bitter-feeling question with which Amanda had watched as Damian put everything he could grasp on Hao's lap in order to be able to abuse this as a mobile table. Lazy bastard, he had called out to his older brother when Damian really dumped everything on Hao and drove him into the kitchen whistling happily. Revenge is sometimes sweet after all, that's why Amalas had to smile skeptically with which she closed the door of the house behind her. The Spirit of Fire, which had now picked up on Hao
// Because Hao ... what should I do with you now that I will soon no longer be able to take care of you //