[Football] Milan the Son and the Witch

[The main copy is Kaka, but it may be divided into different short stories later. The CP is short stories by Torres, Alonso, Guti...] When Kaka was nearly paralyzed due to an accidental spinal fracture at the age of 18, he felt desperate and helpless. His parents hired a witch to treat him. This young witch lady is three years younger than Kaka. It is said that it has performed several miracles and cured several sick devout believers. But in exchange for the cure, Miss Witch also paid for her health. She lives in the same hospital as Kaka because of severe heart failure... After Mia suddenly traveled to Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1998, she still couldn't figure out why she traveled through time, let alone how she could survive in this era. Fortunately, she met a friendly priest who was willing to take her in the church. Mia also unexpectedly discovered that she had special healing powers. But she didn't expect that the special ability to heal would require her own life force. After performing miracles and healing several people, Mia finally got herself into the hospital. But even so, there was still a couple who were devout believers, crying and begging her to heal their poor child who believed in God, otherwise he would probably be paralyzed in bed for the rest of his life. Mia agreed, thinking that if she died after saving people, she might be able to wear it again... But Mia didn't expect that when she showed up in the other party's ward wearing a hospital gown, she would see the eighteen-year-old Kaka. Even though she has never watched any football matches, she knows about Kaka, feels emotional about him, and her eyes are fixed on him! What's even worse is that Mia also sees a kind of strength, no, to be precise, faith from Kaka. Countless people will love his faith in the future! She can gain strength from it, cure her heart failure, and also cure other people's faith! Mia held Kaka's hand, and she understood why she came... A few years later, San Siro welcomed their holy son, and the entire Apennines also welcomed the only witch in this century and a saint recognized by the church—Saint Mia! [The author himself has no religious beliefs, and the heroine in his novel also has no religious beliefs. Religion is only involved in the character setting and plot needs.] Purpose: healthy exercise