She arrived between one year’s last breath and the next one’s first heartbeat. Aëla Rolland, a singing, dancing child who believed in Neverland more than in tomorrow, lit up every room she entered—until a brutal diagnosis shattered everything. A rare brain tumor. No cure. No mercy. Yet she kept singing, kept smil… Continues…
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