The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1424

Initially I thought that things would get better if he just kept going, but little did I know that the last time we met in the hospital would be the last time I got to meet the child.

That was when we said our final goodbye. Life was so cruel.

When we got into the car, Theo started the car engine.

He held my hand. The temperature coming from his palm was warm. It was enough to warm my body and blood.

I looked sideways at him, feeling tremendously powerless inside. "That child

'You tried your best.'

He squeezed my hand and comforted me.

"Don't blame yourself. You did everything you could, and the rest was left to fate. All I can say is that the child was ill-fated, but he had the most innocent existence in this world. He left without having to suffer from his illness anymore and will reincarnate as a healthy boy in the next life. This is probably the best ending for him. The ones in pain and suffering are the ones who are alive right now."

Indeed like what he said, Amelia's parents were the ones in pain and suffering right now.

How could the elderly couple bear the loss of their daughter and grandson one after another?

The car drove all the way to the airport.

Amelia's parents had already arrived. In just a short period of time, the elderly couple was already full of white hair. They aged rapidly at a speed that was visible to the naked eye. I looked at them and felt sorry for them.

They had watched their daughter and grandson pass away one after another. They had experienced the most painful thing in the world.

When Amelia's mother saw Theo and me, her tears seemed to have completely dried out. She wanted to cry but could not. She could only let out choking voices from her throat.

"Mr. and Mrs. Grant, you've helped our family tremendously. We may not be able to repay your kindness in this lifetime, so it seems like we'll only be able to serve you in the next," Amelia's father said. I shook my head. "Sir, Ma'am, please don't think too much and bring Sky into the car."

The urn containing Sky's ashes was held in the arms of Amelia's mother. She held the urn tightly without a word and shed silent tears.

I felt a lump in my throat when I saw it. Tears started gathering in my eyes.

The car drove in the direction of the cemetery. It was uncertain how long the elderly couple had gone without proper rest. Exhaustion was written all over their faces. I told them to sleep in the car but they refused to.

I wanted to take them somewhere to have a meal first, but seeing the state they were in, I knew they would not have the appetite to eat. Hence, I gave up on the idea.

The burial site they chose was not very big,

but from what they had now, I figured they must have taken out all of their remaining savings to purchase the burial site.

The elderly couple got out of the car and walked toward the management room.

Theo and I followed after them. Anthony had lost his sense of humanity to his gambling addiction and was unstirred by his sister's death, needless to say his sister's son. They also did not have relatives who were close to them, hence only the elderly couple were there to see Sky off.

It was a cold and desolate funeral. There was no crowd to send Sky off, nor were there fresh flowers. There were only two elderly with empty hands.

I could not stand it anymore and said to Theo, "Can you have the funeral home give Sky some flowers? Let the child leave with joy one last time."

I did not know if there were spirits in this world, but I knew that the two elderly had been emptied of everything in order to treat Sky's illness. They wanted to give Sky the best, but the reality was that they could only send him off with bare hands.