Upon finishing the final words of her ending.
Mrs. Thompson lifts her head to look at the clock on the wall.
It is already past five in the morning.
In a little while, the kids will be calling her for breakfast.
After a brief thought, Mrs. Thompson picks up the pen again and notes down the date.
Renyin Year, the first day of the lunar month, five in the early morning.
Sally Bennett·Leave.
This moment.
She is no one's wife, no one's mother, no one's grandmother.
She is only herself.
Sally Bennett.
In a moment, Mrs. Thompson puts down the pen, folds the suicide note, and tucks it into a beautiful envelope.
Not liking how heavy the term 'suicide note' sounds, she picks up her pen again and writes on the envelope: Little Fairy Sally's Message.
No matter what, she remains that happy and cheerful little fairy.
At this thought, a smile reaches Mrs. Thompson's eyes, which twinkle as if full of stars.
