Rebirth of Billionaire's Wife (Eveline)

Chapter 244 244: A Letter

Eveline kept talking until she ran out of words, leaving only a wordless communication that kept her seated there, never letting go.

The timer out of her thoughts.

"Are you Miss Eveline?"

Eveline directed her gaze towards an elderly man. He appeared to be a sweeper, cleaning the area surrounding the graveyard.

"Yes, but how do you know my name?" She inquired.

The elderly man laughed, as if he had finally gotten hold of her. His eyes were filled with happiness.

"Your mother told me," he replied, his voice raspy and exhausted due to the old age.

"My mother?"

"Yes, your mother." "She asked me to give you something," he remarked, leaving Eveline interested by his remarks.

Eveline tried to recall if she had ever seen this man before, but she couldn't because she rarely came here and spent most of her time with her father on her death anniversary.

"Please follow me," he murmured, as Eveline stood up and followed him into a little cottage-style room.

Maybe it was his office, or something.

The old guy set aside his broom and headed to a little cupboard, where he drew out an envelope.

"I'm finally able to give it to its rightful owner," the man said, smiling.

"How do you know my mother? She passed away years ago." Eveline was hesitant, but she accepted the package from him and continued to probe.

"I understand. I've been washing her tombstone for years. But these letters were given to her before she died," he explained, as she furrowed her brow.

"She knew she was going to die?" the question came to her mind.

"You can sit here and read those letters if you want," he added, but she quickly refused.

"That is fine, sir. I'll read them at home. Thank you for giving them to me," she said. The man nodded.

Eveline had no idea what her mother was thinking when she penned these letters, but the fact that she was preparing for her death twisted her stomach in the worst manner.

She smiled one final time and walked away.

house quickly,

walked towards the study table and pulled

chose the first option and went to check

Eveline, My

why I wrote this letter and why you received it after I passed away. But I wanted to because I know you'll understand why things turned out the

he did what he did for me. We only

come across them in the future, please make the appropriate decision. People may try to manipulate or distort a few things, but keep your focus and trust everything that is shown

you grew up, but I couldn't guarantee how long

concerns hold you back. I believe you will not be deterred, and you will ultimately choose what is best for

but she refrained from crying. The words her mother penned caused her heart clench, but as she began to think

she continually warning her to make the correct decision? Was everything around her a lie, or

through her hair and slamming her hand

I refuse to let anything happen to us. I

when something caught her eye, so

not knowing what was written within; yet, if her mother had stated anything, it must be

it safely in the drawer. She then exited her room and decided to check on her

the room, she knocked, but there

door, only to discover the room

go?" She

hallway, only to find Susan approaching

did you come?" Susan asked, surprised to see

time ago. Aunt Susan, where's Dad?

was here to tell you. Master had an emergency in the company and had to leave to handle

big breath. She did not anticipate her father leaving the house with a plaster on his leg. But if he needed

"Okay," she replied.

observed the tense look on Eveline's face and inquired. "Is

at Susan doubtful but then she skipped her contemplation and

Susan, I met mom's brother" she disclosed leaving

"Y-You what!?"

hand hastily dragging her in

still processing wondering how come Eveline was able to find that man when Erna not even mentioned his name to her

Susan. "I met him in Bali. He approached me" she

she was perplexed so

....

so confident about him" Susan asked still not entirely trusting the man who never once came looking for his

of the blue and

were forced to cut ties with us,