The Woman From Hell

I was not able to keep the boy alive, but at least I was able to do something for him after he died.

Theo nodded and turned around to make a phone call.

The cemetery employee who was registering Sky's burial site did not look surprised when he saw only two elderly there.

In a workplace like this, they had seen too many deaths and separation, as well as the fickleness of the world. They were already used to it.

Not long after Theo made a call, the employee from the funeral home came to the cemetery.

The burial process was done together for the two elderly.

Amelia's mother felt a little sorry and hesitated to say something to me.

I comforted her with a smile. "I really like Sky. I just want to see him leave in peace. Don't think too much."

child's funeral, the sky was already dark

tiny tombstone, his calm face

father. "Honey, we should go home. Sky and Amelia are together now. None of them will be

was a

"It's better this way. Without us there to drag them

out of the cemetery, the elderly couple was too shy to take our car and

was dark, Theo and I did not

shy to keep refusing and could only get into the car. They thanked us the

house, Amelia's mother said, "Thanks for bringing us back, Mr. and Mrs. Grant. The road here is bumpy, so we'll get off here. Thank you for everything you did for us today." Theo wanted to drive in, but the chassis of the car was not high enough. It would require a lot of effort to drive inside, so he had no choice but to stop the car and let

two white-haired elderly walking on the narrow dirt road

asked, "Have they always lived

first used up the savings that the elderly couple had worked hard their entire lives to save. Then, he gambled away the house that the couple had prepared for him. Next was their own house, so Amelia later rented a house for them and

in Whaldorf City. The entire district was underdeveloped. Houses here were old, and roads were hard to tread on. The only benefit was the affordable housing prices, so they would at least have a chance

walked farther and farther away. He hesitated to ask, "How long