"Alright, I will take leave on Nia’s burial day to see her off." Jane Sampson felt a bit of regret that when Nia passed, she could only sing to Nia through the mobile phone. She wished she could have held Nia in her arms.
"Sister Grace said the great-grandma Nia mentioned was a neighbor in the old hometown. After Nia was born, the elderly lady cared greatly for her, sometimes even buying her candy to eat. Nia liked that great-grandma a lot; perhaps, Nia truly left together with the kind-hearted great-grandma, who would surely take good care of Nia."
Nina Rice sighed, "In short, Nia departed relatively peacefully, without suffering too greatly."
Sister Grace was quite generous in spending money for her daughter, so during the final rescue, Grace had the doctor administer the best medicine.
Although ultimately it didn’t bring Nia back, at least the child did not suffer again due to poverty.
Nina Rice choked several times as she spoke, "Jane, did you know? I originally felt it was so difficult walking this path of rights protection for them, but today, I suddenly felt once again that everything I did, no matter how challenging, was so meaningful."
"While preparing for Nia’s posthumous affairs, Sister Grace thanked me repeatedly. She said that if I hadn’t helped her win the lawsuit and retrieve so many things she deserved, as a mom, she would have been unable to provide even a decent farewell for her daughter."
Nina Rice choked, "After Nia’s surgery, Sister Grace bought Nia many toys she loved and also many princess dresses she liked. Although Nia left so suddenly, Grace at least made Nia happy and let her enjoy life. Now that Nia is gone, Grace can still afford to buy a nice cemetery for her."
"Nina, you know, in my heart, you’re like a great hero." To Jane Sampson, or in the hearts of countless poor people like Nia and Sister Grace, Nina Rice is the miracle that changed their fate.
Every profession has its heroes.
And Nina Rice is the hero of the legal world.
She is also the defender of the weak, protecting those women struggling precariously while trapped in the abyss.
"I’ve never been so grateful, grateful that I returned to the legal profession, picked up my specialty, and embarked on a path that others find extremely challenging." Nina Rice said, "Everyone wants an easy path, but the rugged one still has to be walked by someone."
This isn’t Nina Rice’s hero complex; this is the choice she made as an insider, after witnessing the suffering in the lives of Grace and Nia.
She only wants to do her utmost to help those waiting for her aid in the abyss.
After ending the call with Nina Rice, Jane Sampson went to find the director to discuss taking leave.
Everyone in the circle knew Jane Sampson was especially dedicated and had a particularly good temperament. She wouldn’t cancel on the film crew without reason, nor would she ever act like a big shot by being late or leaving early.
So when the director heard Jane Sampson, who had just arrived at the film and TV town for half a day, ask for leave, he was merely surprised and froze for a moment.
"Did something happen?" The director was a longtime friend of Rock Bell’s husband, Daniel Taylor, who had a very high opinion of Jane Sampson. Thus, the director didn’t immediately get angry at Jane for requesting leave. Besides, even as absent-minded as he was, he could tell from Jane’s eyes that she had been crying.
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