High score: a story about deaf-mute and blind people

It is said that two patients (neither deaf nor blind) live in the same ward. The patient who lives by the window sits up every day and tells another patient what is happening outside, who is playing, the child's ball falls into the pool and so on. Another patient imagined what he said. But one day, the patient who couldn't sit up thought, "Why don't I sit by the window?" Although he won't let himself think so, he still can't. Until one night, the patient by the window suddenly coughed badly. He couldn't find his own bell. Another patient could have rung his own bell to save him, but he didn't. He thought, "Why don't I sleep by the window?" In this way, he listened to the patient's voice by the window getting weaker and weaker until it stopped making a sound. The nurse in rounds found his body the next day and carried him out of the window. At this moment, another patient said to the nurse? Put me by the window. The nurse agreed. He is very happy. After the nurse left, he struggled to sit up and look out of the window, but he didn't see the beautiful park, the playful crowd, only a bare wall. He shouted ...

I think the story is like this.