Just like after Saoirse said she wanted a child, I tried countless remedies.
Even before we got married, I told her that I had health problems and it would be difficult for me to have children and that I couldn't continue taking injections and medication.
Just because seven years ago, I made a solemn vow at my mother's bedside.
I had to help my weak father support the Lorenger Family and pave a bright future for the penniless Saoirse.
For my mother, Irene Lorenger, the Lorenger Family represented love and the Steiner Family represented gratitude.
It was her last lingering obsession, but for me, it was just a promise.
Now, seven years had passed and I found nothing left here to hold me back.
I turned around, locking the joy of the entire family behind the door and walking to the empty balcony. I dialed the lawyer my mother had appointed before her passing, Gary Coleman.
"Mr. Coleman, its' already seven years."
For a moment, no response sounded on the other end of the phone and then a sigh followed.