The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1425

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."

Although this was just a child's funeral, the sky was already dark when it ended.

Amelia's father squatted down in front of the tiny tombstone, his calm face inevitably tinged with sadness.

Amelia's mother raised her hand to wipe the tears from her face, then patted Amelia's father. "Honey, we should go home. Sky and Amelia are together now. None of them will be lonely anymore.”

Amelia's father was a man of few words.

He got up and wiped his face, saying, "It's better this way. Without us there to drag them down, they'll live a better life on the other side."

Theo looked at the elderly couple who walked farther and farther away. He hesitated to ask, "How long has it been since Amelia passed away?”

“Maybe three months now."

Theo said, "The houses here collect rent once every three months.”

I was stunned. After understanding what he meant by that, I quickly rushed after the couple.

Short-term rental was allowed for houses like these. When Sky was hospitalized, the two seemed to have lived in the hospital. They then brought Sky away for such a long time, so the rental of this house would have long been overdue.

The road was filled with mud puddles and different to tread on. Theo held me back and frowned slightly, "This lot comes within nobody's jurisdiction."