Chapter 12
Michelle’s POV
Kierra died
Died in the spring–like Fairhelm of the past,
She always said that I was a very carefree personi.
I did not cry when she died
However
As I watched her being pushed into the cremation furnace
At the moment when I saw the flames engulfing her, I suddenly broke down.
That was Kierra.
A perfectly fine person, the one who was happily coaxing
ng me to take medicine the day before, was pushed into the fire just one day later.
Wait for her to come out again.
Turned into ashes.
Packed in such a small box.
The housekeeper cried very sadly,
She kept muttering, “If I had known she was sick, I would have made her some light food,”
“Shouldn’t we have stewed some soup for her?”
“The other morning, she was wearing too little clothes. When I urged her to put on a jacket, my voice was a bit loud. Do you think the child might have thought I was scolding her?“”
The housekeeper choked up, “She was only 28, a year younger than my daughter.”
I held Kierra’s urn, my eyes red.
She always felt that she didn’t grow up as innocently as her grandmother had hoped.
She didn’t understand. She was such a good person.
It was only after two months of knowing each other that the housekeeper burst into tears.
On the return flight.
I looked at the ethereal clouds outside the window and whispered.
Kierra, we went home.
I buried her in the cemetery behind her grandmother’s place.
Her grandmother was watching over her.
The memorial photo was taken in advance by us.
The girl had short hair, with clear eyes and brows, and she smiled brightly at the camera.
I placed flowers in front of iser tombstone.
Whispered to her quietly
“You must have been the most beautiful female ghost in this cemetery.”
I swept the ashes in front of my grandmother’s grave again and poured some wine.
“Grandma, I brought Kierra to you.” “Don’t blame her for coming down so early to accompany you, she was struggling a lot, in the last days, she was in pain.”
“She finally didn’t have to endure the pain anymore and took a lot of painkillers.”
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I looked into his eyes.
“Come to bid farewell to Kierra’s final journey.”
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