Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 2181

Baby Zetty was truly stumped when it came to the inscription on the tombstone. She was a young girl and did not know anything about this. In addition, due to Boye's identity, she could not straightforwardly engrave Mister's name on it. Otherwise, a busybody might come and rob the grave.

Baby Zetty looked at Finn as if pleading for his help. However, she soon realized that Brother Finn did not know who was being buried here, so how would he know what to write?

Seeing Baby Zetty's hesitation, Finn asked her curiously, "What's the matter?"

Baby Zetty hesitated for a long time before finally making up her mind, saying, "I've given it a thought. I'm thinking of laying down a tombstone without an inscription. Her achievements and virtues were limitless during the time she was alive, but she also received criticisms from others. For all of her contributions and errors, it's not up to me and my frail power to comment on them. So I'll set up this empty tombstone for future generations to evaluate instead."

After setting up the tombstone, Finn invited Baby Zetty to go back with him. "Granny, since your business here is done, please head back with me."

Baby Zetty looked at Boye's tombstone reluctantly as she remembered the love that Mr. Boye and Grandpa had given her over the past three years. Although they had been strict with the teaching process, they cared like none other regarding her food, clothing, and shelter.

They cared about her mental health for three years, allowing her to walk out of the trauma of her broken heart. Baby Zetty's love for Grandma Boye and Grandpa had far surpassed the love for a family. There was also a sense of spiritual belief.

"Finn, I'd like to stay with her for the next seven days. You may come to pick me up again in seven days, okay?" Baby Zetty said stammeringly.

Finn took a look at the surroundings. Although this sunflower field was a breathtaking sight, it was on flat ground. If there were any wind or rain, there would be no place for them to seek shelter.

Hence, Finn took the initiative to offer to stay with her.

"Then, I'll stay here with you."

If Finn were to stay, Gale would start feeling somewhat uncomfortable. He did not plan to stick around and be an unwanted third wheel here, so he said, "In that case, the two of you wait for me here. I'll go hunt and bring back some delicious food."

After that, Gale left without the slightest hesitation.

The weather here was stormy and windy.

The strong winds started striking near evening time.

Finn worriedly said, "It'll rain tonight. We have to find a place to take shelter."

Baby Zetty said, "But on our way over, we didn't see any place we could take cover."

Finn looked at the golden sunflower field and said," Then we can build our own house."

Baby Zetty's eyes were filled with delight.

A house? One that Brother Finn would build specially for her?

Finn started getting to work as soon as he spoke and spread several thick layers of sunflower stalks on the ground before weaving them into four thick walls. The open space house was still slightly low in terms of height.

Baby Zetty did not stay still either and plucked some soft grass to place it on top. When the open space yet low sunflower house was built, Baby Zetty was as happy as a little kid.

She sat in the middle of the house and started imagining that she had just gotten married and was wearing her wedding dress, uncovering her veil to see her favorite man. She was extremely happy today.

"Thank you for building such a beautiful house for me,

Finn. It seems like a house... for a pair of newlyweds."

Finn was startled by her words, and his ears turned somewhat reddish.

Baby Zetty realized she had improperly worded her sentences and said, "I've never lived in such a beautiful house in my life. I was too happy for a moment there and started blabbing. Please don't mind me." Finn was an easygoing person, so he merely smiled and said, "I'm also pleased that you like this simple house, Granny."

Baby Zetty said, "Frankly speaking, when I was younger and had a crush on the boy, I had secretly imagined that he would take me traveling around the country one day. I wouldn't mind eating plain bread and drinking plain water with him or living in a simple, crude house. I merely wished that he wouldn't toss me aside."