The Sway and Slide of Love by Jean Song

Chapter 203 Chapter 203

Noelle didn't respond to his words. Instead, she simply glanced at this retreating figure before slowly turning her gaze back to the portrait of the deceased. The woman in the photo was Matilda in her younger years. Ironically, she looked almost exactly like Noelle,

On the day of the funeral, rain suddenly began to fall in Coppersville, and the temperature seemed even lower than it had been during last year's winter.

Noelle had already put on her coat, but as she stood in the cemetery, she could still feel the cold wind seeping deep into her bones.

The urn containing Matilda's ashes had already been laid to rest. It was only when the sound of the pastor's voice echoed through the cemetery that Noelle, almost as if waking from a daze, fully realized that Matilda was truly

gone.

Whether it was love or hate, it all seemed to vanish with Matilda's death. Noelle suddenly recalled the day Matilda closed her eyes for the last time. She wasn't sure whether it was guilt or something else, but in her final moments, Matilda had called for Noelle to stand before her

got lost. Back then, Matilda's tenderness toward her had been genuine. She would hold her while

Matilda didn't say anything. She

Noelle

and her shoulder began to tremble slightly, but there was no one by her side to hold her hand. In the end, she could only clench her fists, letting her nails dig

funeral came to an

up to Noelle's side. Do you want to

Sandra's face change immediately. However, she didn't dare to say anything. She could only glare

the other hand, quickly replied;

were quickly resolved, and the letter of appointment

been a month since Christmas

saw Hendrix again. Coppersville was a vast city, so expansive that even though they

into an incredibly busy work routine. This was her first time working at a company, but she adapted quickly. Even the social intricacies she

already early summer. His relationship with a young actress had made front-page headlines. In the accompanying photo, the two stood in front