Chapter 316 - Chapter 316: Moon (2/2)

Suddenly, she opened her eyes and looked out of the window. At that moment, there was a faint “moonlight” shining on her bed. Her dry and lively eyes slowly became focused, and her tired and haggard face revealed a hint of gentle peace under the “moonlight.”

Madam Sharon looked at the “moon” outside the window. She was like a quiet statue. After an unknown period of time, she suddenly said in a slightly hoarse voice, “Why is this annoying moon so beautiful?”

Then, Madam Sharon slowly closed her eyes, turned over, and lay down to sleep again.

Why was this annoying moon so beautiful?

This sentence seemed to be filled with complaints, but her tone was calm and gentle. This strong contradiction deeply impacted every audience in the event location and live-stream. At this moment, even those in the audience who did not immediately understand this sentence could feel Madam Sharon’s feelings when she saw the moon.

On the stage, the “moonlight” that fell on Madam Sharon dimmed bit by bit. The narrator said, “That night, Madam Sharon never woke up again. She left quietly. No one knows if she had a beautiful dream under the moonlight.”

After the performance ended, the event location fell silent for a few seconds. Sounds of sobbing came from the audience. The production team’s camera swept over, and several audience members were wiping their tears.

Then, thunderous applause sounded from the event location. A large number of audience members even stood up excitedly and applauded. Many people cheered Lu Zhen’s name excitedly.

Not only did the number of comments in the live-stream not decrease because of the late night, but it also increased.

“No, no, I can’t stop crying. I’m so sad!”

“Why is Madam Sharon’s life so sad? I really want to hug her.”

“l cried too, but I was touched. Madam Sharon has suffered so much in her life, but she’s still living hard. Perhaps she doesn’t love this world, but she loves something concrete. This is the same as me. People rely on some small beauty to resist the suffering of life..”