His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 368

Ralph managed to conclude his diplomatic mission across Lumia around mid-May and could finally send Rowena and Caleb off.

Caleb's and Rowena's funeral would be held on May 17th.

The sky was overcast on the day of the funeral. The cloudy sky and gray clouds made the atmosphere seem all the more stifling.

There was a private cemetery to the north of the Jacobson residence.

It was the resting place of generations of Jacobsons.

Rows upon rows of neatly arranged tombstones rose from the ground. They were akin to the guardians of time as they bore witness to the deaths of countless lives.

Now, two new tombstones had been added to the cemetery. Names, birth dates, and the day of their deaths were engraved on the tombstones.

Mourners were all dressed in shades of black, their expression solemn as they entered the place where the deceased were laid to rest.

The two graves had been arranged with one above the other, silently representing the difference in their generation.

Bouquets of flowers and funeral wreaths surrounded the tombstones.

As the ceremony began, the pastor spoke in a low and solemn voice, guiding everyone through their prayers.

Heads were lowered in mourning.

Time seemed to slow to a heavy crawl.

for the living to bid the deceased

to lay white flowers on the

the funeral even though their

to the last remaining members of

came to a close, a young woman with a white flower pinned to

Ralph nodded in greeting.

Sophia responded, "Hello, Marissa."

after greeting Ralph and Sophia. Her gaze shifted slightly as

he said politely, "Thank you for attending

hint of sorrow in

in acknowledgement before looking away. It was a clear

lashes fluttered as she looked away upon seeing his reaction. However, she simply pursed her lips and said nothing

began to leave the

flash of disappointment appeared in Stephen's eyes when he

been desperately waiting

as if the hug that stormy night had been

so beautiful

then, it still felt as if Tessa's warmth had

picture of

her against strenuous act

also one of those

to attend the funeral, but