A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 586

Someone Of Great Importance

Thomas ought to feel the impetus to weep, except that his emotional state did not facilitate this. As much as he tried to scrunch up his face, he was unable to squeeze out even one sliver of tear.

Natalie took this all in from where she stood, and her almond-shaped eyes radiated with scorn.

Not only had this father chosen to pass on conducting an autopsy to understand the cause of the unforeseen death of his own daughter, but he even found it such a struggle to shed a tear or two at her funeral.

Thomas subsequently made his way to the center of the hall with a heavy heart to read out a eulogy.

Fabricated completely from a template, the entire text was bereft of even one iota of genuine emotion from start to end, with the only notable change to the messaging being Melissa’s name.

Thomas was on the verge of choking up several times as he went along, but his tears did not flow, just as it was for him right from the start.

With a somber expression appropriate for the sorrowful atmosphere of the occasion, Yara wiped at the barely damp corner of her eyes with her own veil.

ago when she was sent to

‘body’ that was left behind in the fire’s wreckage, and whether they had

set her mind at complete

off on her death certificate and did not even bother

her ‘remains’ at a public cemetery where a

indifference and selfishness long before Melissa did. The only thing that set their

very least, came out of it alive, and with the chance to seek vengeance on

of white chrysanthemum in hand, encircled the casket three times in

this service, Melissa was to be

casket, Yvonne’s cries increased in mournfulness until her voice croaked. “It’s all my fault, Melissa! I must have committed too many sins, so much so that you were made to suffer them in my place! You’re so young. It should have been me

the entire

Yvonne quite pitiful, this poor soul was doubtlessly detestable

her way into the family as a mistress, she

the casket. When she saw her daughter being pushed further and further

been overtaken by grief and needs to be sent to the hospital.