My Mom Told Me Not to Visit for 3 Months Due to ‘Renovations…

Mia’s mom had kept her away for three months, claiming

the house was being renovated. But something felt wrong.

One morning, Mia drove to her mom’s house and found the

door unlocked. Inside, everything was unnervingly pristine,

and a strange citrus smell lingered. Upstairs, Mia discovered

her mom, frail and wearing a scarf looking nothing like the

woman she knew. Her mom confessed, she, had c.a.n.cer and had

been undergoing chemotherapy in secret, wanting to protect Mia

from the truth. Devastated, Mia stayed by her side, helping her

through the illness. They spent her final days together, sharing

memories and love. When her mom passed, Mia realized that love

means showing up, even in the hardest times, and never letting go

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