He donated blood for seven years… never thinking who would benefit from it.

He was never allowed to see the body.

“It was better this way,” they told him. “It was unrecognizable.”

Rosa signed it with a trembling hand.

He buried the closed coffin.

And he lived on… as best he could.

Over time, Rosa became a “special” donor.

An extremely rare blood type.

Perfect pairing.

He was always looking.

“Your blood is gold,” a doctor once told him. “I wish everyone was like you.”

Rosa felt no pride.

He froze.

Because every time I donated blood, a few weeks later I got a message:

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