My dear son, Eddie. He passed away before me. You're still here, right? You're with my daughter and my grandchild, right? I want to see you! I want to hold you and tell you I love you! I don't think Eddie thinks he's dead. There's no way he'd leave his lovely daughter, who just turned two, and his beloved wife! You're still by his side, right? I'm sure he is! Eddie, you said, "I'll definitely make Momoko happy. I'll always protect Momoko. I promise." I remember it like it was yesterday. You left so soon, but you gave Momoko and Kimmy so much love and happiness. Maybe it was a love so deep that you could keep giving it for the rest of your life. I'm sure Eddie slowly and surely opened the lock on my daughter's stubborn heart that we parents couldn't open. So thank you, Eddie. I wanted to see you again while I was alive. I wanted to hold you. I wanted to tell you that I was the best husband for my daughter and the father best for Kimmy. Two years ago, on the day Kimmy was born, you got out of the car and cried like a little boy, saying, "Terumi, Manabu, I'm a dad now. And you two are grandpa and grandma now." He was so cute. His smile was always beautiful. His smile was always cute. Please continue to watch over my daughters like that. If they start to go in the wrong direction, please help them to understand gently. From now on, just like before. With love to my dear son Eddie.

Eddy bought so much life with his smile and he was so happy and I believe part of him will live on with Kimberly