My 87-year-old grandmother called the entire family in tears and said, “Come to my house on Sunday—This will be our last dinner together.

Everyone looked worried. When Grandma opened the door, I could barely hold back my tears.

She was wearing her best black dress with tiny white flowers. Her hair had been carefully styled, and on her feet were the red

shoes she saved only for special occasions. Her eyes were red. It was obvious that she had been crying. I wrapped my arms

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around her.

“Why did you frighten us like this? What did the doctor say?”

Grandma simply patted my hand.

“I’ll explain everything when the time is right.”

Inside, the large table had already been prepared. She had cooked all our favorite childhood dishes—roast chicken, potatoes,

her famous apple pie, and the soup whose recipe she had never shared with anyone. But then I noticed something strange.

There were two chairs at the head of the table.

One was for Grandma. The other was empty.

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“Who is that place for?” Mom asked.  What happened next read in the comments ‼️👇‼️👇

Grandma glanced at the clock.

“You’ll find out soon.”

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Hardly anyone ate. The silence around the table was so heavy that we could hear every tick of the clock on the wall.

Finally, my uncle couldn’t take it anymore.

“Mom, please, just tell us. Are you sick?”

Grandma’s hand froze around her glass.

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