Korean War and Twin Sisters

Korean War and Twin Sisters

by Yong N. Chung

276 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781607916307
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Jean's recovery was incredibly fast and easy. For the first several months, Jean knelt down at the hospital chapel, and her eyes were always wet and swollen. During day, she spent most of her time with Minister Min, and at night she was glued at the chapel. One day, she left the place, leaving a brief note, "Dear Suk, As I know you wouldn't let me, I leave this note instead. I love you. I adore you, my dear sister. But I have to go my way, led by my shepherd, our good Lord. You know I am happy and I am truly excited to see my old friends. They need me and I want to be consumed for them. Please do not look for me because your way is different in the world, though our ways are the same in heaven. Forever yours, Jean In the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ

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