Anything For Her

Chapter 295

Visiting The Grave On their way to the cemetery, there was barely a soul to be seen, for it was rare for people to pay their respects on Christmas day. By the time Tristan’s group arrived, Yale and the others were already there. At the sight of Tristan’s car, Yale hurried forward to open the door and help Josiah out. Given that it was still cold in Jipsdale, Sophie quickly alighted and wrapped a scarf around Josiah’s neck. With the help of his walking stick, Josiah walked toward Mary’s grave step by step. Sophie followed him from behind with a bouquet of lilies in her hands. Once he reached Mary’s tombstone, Josiah’s eyes began to redden. Tristan, too, came up from behind to stay with Josiah and Sophie. In the meantime, Yale and Caleb began to clear the weeds around the grave, while Charmaine and Willow dusted its surroundings. After everything was done, Josiah said a prayer.

“Mary, it’s been a while since I last came to see you. Please don’t blame me for it. Not taking good care of you is the biggest regret of my life. “Perhaps we’ll have better luck in our next life. Previously, I never believed in such a thing. But now, I do hope that it’s true, for I’ll be able to see you again. When the time comes, you’re not allowed to avoid me, all right? I’ll come and ask for your hand again with a big bouquet of lilies. In our next life, I’ll definitely try my best to be more romantic.” Morgan handed Josiah a tissue. “What’s that for? I’m not crying. Besides, I don’t think I have much time left, so I’ll probably be seeing her soon.” Morgan—who had served Josiah for many years—naturally knew how intense the latter’s relationship had been with Mary. “Mmm-hmm, soon. We’re both old now,”

after death. Therefore, he resolved to treasure and never let go of the girl he loved. With Tristan holding her hand, Sophie could feel the warmth he exuded. In that instant, she felt blessed to have him by her side. After finishing his soliloquy, Josiah began to tire. Hence, Morgan helped him to the graves of his former comrades to clear them up. All of a sudden, Tristan released Sophie’s hand and bowed in front of Mary’s tombstone. “Old Mrs. Tanner, it’s a pleasure to meet you. I’m Tristan Lombard, and you can rest assured that I’ll be taking care of Sophie and Old Mr. Tanner going forward.” Tristan’s sudden gesture caused Sophie’s heart to skip a beat. After baring his

residence, Sophie and Tristan helped Josiah back to his bedroom. “Grandpa, you should take a nap. I’ll get Morgan to wake you later.” “All right. Now, shoo! You youngsters should go out on your date. There’s no need to waste your time on me.” “Grandpa…” “Go on then. I’m tired and want to get some rest.” Every time they came back from visiting Mary’s grave, Josiah

our home,” Caleb consoled his father, who snorted in response. “Forget it. Big shots like him won’t bother with common folk like us.” Despite that, I’m still Sophie’s father! How dare he not show me any respect? Meanwhile, Sophie had walked Tristan back to his car. “Isn’t the physics

with you.” He was tied down by a huge project on hand. “It’s only for one week. There’s no need for you to be by my side.” What does she mean by “it’s only one week?” Doesn’t she know that it feels like an eternity? “Would things have been better if I were your age?” That way, he could do many things together with her. Sophie gave him a dubious look. “Mr. Tristan, what are you saying? You’re not old. Besides, I like men who are a little older than I am.” “Really?” Fine! As long as she likes it, I don’t mind being older at all. “Yup.” Faced with his delighted expression, Sophie couldn’t bring herself to refute her words. After she gave him a nod, Tristan wrapped his arms around her