Avenger's coming back

After arriving at the destination, Lily probably knew who Andrew took her to meet.

If she guessed right, the person she was going to see was his mother, because the place he brought her was the cemetery.

"Brother Andrew, you..." Lily turned to look at Andrew, confused. She wanted to ask, but didn't know how to say.

"Get off the car now," Andrew gave her a bitter smile, "Today is my mother's Deathday. I'm taking you here to visit her."

After that, he opened the door and got out of the car.

Seeing this, Lily got off the car and walked up to Andrew. In fact, she wanted to ask him why he took her to see his mother.

But when she saw the loneliness on his face, she put up with it, and a sense of sadness rose from the inexplicable heart.

Looking at the graveyard in front of him, Andrew was a little depressed. He heaved a deep sigh and turned to Lily, "Let's go."

"Yes." Lily nodded.

They walked along the concrete road, one after the other. There were very few people in the alley except them.

After walking for about ten minutes, Andrew stopped. He looked ahead and said in a low voice, "Here we are."

Lily stopped and followed him to look ahead. There was a man standing in front of the tombstone not far away with a bunch of lily flowers in his hand. That man was no one else, but Kerr.

The most eye-catching person was not Kerr, but the maple tree beside the tombstone, with exuberant leaves hanging on it.

"He only did three things in his life." Andrew spoke indifferently, as if he was talking to both Lily and himself, "maple tree, lily, I..."

After hearing that, Lily turned to look at him in confusion. Just when she was about to ask, he had already walked over.

She had no choice but to follow him.

When they were in front of the gravestone, Kerr bent over and placed the lily in his hand in front of it. Then he turned to look at Andrew and said, "Here you are."

saw Lily following behind him, he frowned and asked, "Why

tombstone and said indifferently, "I

his son helplessly, but didn't know what to say. He treated

embarrassed. At the same time, she also noticed the change of Andrew's mood. He had never

all, it was their family affair and it seemed to be related to Andrew's mother.

next moment. The woman on the black and white photo on the tombstone was incredibly similar to her

She knew exactly what he meant. She just did not expect that because of the

but feel pity, especially for

needs someone to take care of her." He was talking to Kerr, but his eyes were fixed on

But I don't want you to blame Lily and her mother. They

I won't get them involved in this. I'll support you whatever you do now. Everyone has the right to pursue happiness. I just can't get over the

patted his shoulder, and turned around to leave. Before he turned around, he glanced at Lily with a faint smile, and

he understood what his son was thinking, but he was indeed embarrassing

with a smile, "Surprised? I was also surprised when I saw

but she didn't know what to say.

No way!

you must have known my father's feelings for your mother, don't

with some guilt, "I didn't

sight fell on the black and white photo and reached out his hand to stroke it softly. "In fact, my mother has been very happy all her life. She met someone like

knew whom 'him' referred

the eldest child of her family. And she had two younger brothers. She was born in a poor family which was near to be sold out. Her parents sold her to a family as their daughter-in-law. However, the man was cruel

some other advantages and helped her out. Later, my father took good care of her all the

married. Later, they had me. When I was twelve years old, my mother got breast cancer. Before she died, she pulled my hand and said to me, "Don't hate anyone. Even if you met her one day." At that time, I didn't know why she said these words to me. Before I went abroad, only when I saw the photo that my father protected

his hand to stroke the photo of

lucky to

sudden, the

persuade you. But I still want to say, don't be too sad. I believe

looked into Lily's eyes. "I always remember my mother's last words before she died. See the whole world with your tolerance. In fact, life is