Edward said: "Let's get out of here."

Will quickly said: "Dad, you can't go yet..."

But Edward lifted the quilt at once.

Edward added: "There is a foldable wheelchair in the bathroom. Give me a blanket. There is an open space after going down this floor."

Will went to the bathroom, and sure enough there was a wheelchair there.

Edward urged: "Hurry up! We don't have much time."

In the hospital, Edward was wrapped in a blanket, like a ghost, giving directions to his son.

"Hurry up!"

They passed a stocky nurse, who turned to look at them.

Rounding the corner, they almost bumped into Dr. Bennett.

Dr. Bennett shouted: "Will! I... what are you doing?"

Before Will could answer, he saw Edward turning the wheelchair by himself, and he hurried after him.

The stocky nurse leaned out of Edward's room.

The nurse shouted: "Security! Stop them!"

At the elevator at the end of the corridor, Sandra and Josephine came out of the elevator and saw Will and Edward running straight towards them.

Edward shouted: "No time to explain! Follow us!"

Seeing the security guards chasing them, Sandra had an idea and pushed a cart next to them towards them, knocking down the security guards.

Will pushed the wheelchair into the elevator. Due to the speed, his legs slipped and the wheelchair almost hit the back wall of the elevator.

They came to the parking lot.

Will and Edward finally reached their Chevrolet and he lifted his father out of the wheelchair.

Will's voiceover narrates: "I picked you up and you weighed almost nothing. I don't know why."

Will put him in the passenger seat of the car.

"Water. I want water."

Will found a bottle of water in the back seat and handed it to his father. Edward opened the bottle cap and didn't drink it, but poured the water on himself, soaking the blanket.

Will wanted to fold up the wheelchair and put it in the trunk.

"Don't worry about it! We don't need it anymore."

The car drove away with a "Woo" sound.

Back to reality, the camera showed a close-up of Will's face. When he told the story, he tried his best to hold back tears.

"To avoid the Sunday traffic, we had to take Glenville Avenue. Those going to church drove too slowly."

Edward on the other hand was completely immersed in Will's story, and he seemed happy to hear him tell this detail.

Will continued to hold back his tears as he told the story: "I asked where we were going, and you said..."

"That river!"

Will braked suddenly, there was a traffic jam ahead. He honked his horn and tried to go around the car in front, but it was in vain.

Later, the cars in front started to move, and they were pushed aside by a pair of big hands. At this time, the giant Carl was using brute force to clear the way for Edward.

Edward waved to him, and Carl waved back to him.

The Ashton River is still so wide, and more than a hundred people are waiting by the river.

Will's narrating voice continued: "When we were approaching the river, we saw that everyone was already there, everyone was there."

Amos Calloway is here, along with other members of the circus, including Mr. Thorgibotton. And Edward's mother and father, the mayor, and many of the people Edward has met along the way, everyone's

The appearance hasn't changed at all.

Amos said: "He's here!"

The crowd cheered and the Ashton Pipe Band played. Jenny Hill smiled, and so did the old woman.

The camera zooms in on the old woman's glass eyes...

Reflected in the glass eyeball, this was what he saw at that time.

In the car, Will was so surprised that he turned to his father and said, "This is unbelievable!"

Edward: "The Story of My Life."

Will got out of the car and was surrounded by the crowd. Behind him, Sandra, Josephine and Dr. Bennett's cars stopped, and then Carl arrived.

Will walked to the guest seat and picked up his father. Strangely, he became lighter and Will held him easily.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Edward took off his shoes, tied the laces together, and handed them to Josephine. She threw them onto the wire, and the crowd clapped and cheered.

The crowd parted, making way for Will and Edward to walk to the river. As Edward passed, he shook hands with some people, patted some on the cheek, or poked some in the ribs.

Will continued the story: "The weird thing is, everyone is smiling. Everyone is happy to see you and happy to see you off."

Will walked into the river, the water up to his knees. He turned around so that his father was facing everyone, and Edward waved to the crowd.

Edward smiled: "Goodbye everyone! Goodbye! Take care!"

Various voices came from the crowd: "Goodbye Edward! Goodbye! We will miss you!"

However, there was one face missing from the crowd - Sandra Weir turned around and found that she was already standing in the river, right next to them.

The sunlight reflected by the river gave Sandra an unearthly brilliance, making her more peaceful and beautiful.

Edward shouted: "My girl from the river."

Sandra kissed Edward, and Edward pinched her chin. Only Will could see this intimate movement between them.

Edward wanted to take off his wedding ring, but it got stuck on his finger. Finally, Edward put the ring in his mouth and pulled it off with his teeth. When Edward smiled at Will, a golden light flashed, and Will took it out of his mouth.

ring.

Edward suddenly broke free from Will's arm and fell into the water, causing a splash. Now, he was no longer a person, but a fat catfish.

The catfish swam in circles for a while, then swam toward deeper water and disappeared from people's sight.

Will and his mother stood in knee-deep water, watching Edward Bloom swim farther and farther in the sunshine. Josephine returned to the shore and stood with the others.

The music reached its climax, and then, a huge fish suddenly jumped out of the water, drawing a beautiful arc under the sunset, and then fell into the water, causing a wave of waves.

Back to reality, in the ward, Will's eyes were filled with tears.

"You turned into what you always were, a very big fish."

Suddenly he laughed: "That's what happened."

Edward whispered: "Yes, exactly."

Edward smiled, proud of them both. His eyes were wide and dim. In every atom of his body, in every thought, Edward Bloom was happy.
Chapter completed!