Brielle smiled softly, her eyelids heavy. “I’ll tell you later, Mommy,” she murmured, drifting back into sleep.

Doctors have said there’s nothing more they can do. Her little body, swollen and tired, is nearing the end of its long battle. But her mother refuses to leave her side. Hour after hour, she holds Brielle’s hand, whispering songs and prayers, wishing that love alone could be enough to keep her here.
There’s a sacred stillness in the room — the kind that feels touched by something beyond this world. Whether it was an angel, a loved one gone before, or heaven itself, Brielle’s words have left her mother with both sorrow and peace.
As the days grow shorter, she clings to one truth — that love never dies, and perhaps, when heaven whispers a name, it’s not the end, but the beginning of something eternal.