Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 105: Humiliation
Jeffrey’s funeral was very simple. More precisely, it was just a simple farewell ceremony.
There was only a name ‘Jeffrey Radomil’ on his tombstone.
Holding an umbrella, Channing stood beside Stella, “He suffered from his own actions and he can’t blame anyone else for such a miserable consequence.”
What they could do was to take back his bone ashes and find a cemetery to bury him. This was the last thing that they could do for him.
Stella didn’t say anything and simply stared at Jeffrey’s tombstone. After a long while, she said slowly, “Chan, let’s go.”
No matter what unforgivable things Jeffrey had done in the future, they would all end here.
She was now finally free.
They left the cemetery and went back to the old house to tidy up Jeffrey’s relics.
The house was located in an old residence building in a poor district, so it was not valuable at all. Based on Jeffrey’s personality, he would have tried to pledge the house by all means to pay his debts. Nevertheless, the weird thing was that he had never thought of pledging this house. It seemed like Jeffrey hadn’t come back for a long time as the house was covered with a layer of thick dusts.
Channing waved his hand after entering the house and said to Stella, “Wait outside the house. There’re many dusts here.”
Stella nodded her head, “All right.”
Channing found a carton and put Jeffrey’s things into it.
Standing on the balcony and looking at the house in which she grew up, Stella was clutched by a gush of weird feelings.
It seemed like ever since she began to memory things, Jeffrey had been raffish. Nevertheless, when he was young, he was not addicted in gambling. It was just that he was an alcoholic and liked to ask for credit. Nevertheless, he would occasionally think of his children and then swear that he would thoroughly reform himself.
But usually, he would only persist for two days and would commit the same mistake again.
This situation was further intensified as the time passed.
leather suitcase out form Jeffrey’s bedroom. Judging from its appearance, it seemed like the suitcase
went to find lock picks. Stella asked, “Do you want
for the lock picks, “I saw him open the suitcase once before and
say something, yet didn’t utter
also curious about what were in
the things in it were possibly related
Channing. There was no photo of her in their home.
unlocked the suitcase after
dusts. Then Stella saw
photos, a diary and a pocket
photo. It was a group photo of a beautiful woman and a man. Nevertheless, the man’s
figure and dressing, apparently he was not
other photo. It was a group photo of a family of three, including that woman and that man, whose face on the photo
other photos and found that the man’s
diary, she guessed that it was Jeffrey’s diary. It recorded the whole process of how he had a crush on
writing diary on the date when the girl
pages and found a line of words on the
agrees to marry me. This date
the handwriting, he wrote down this line
around, she found Channing sitting there and staring at the photos silently. She asked in a gentle
the photos to her
widened her eyes when she
the photo was scratched
put the photos back to the suitcase and
was still packing up things
noise, he said without lifting his head, “You can come back now. I will pack up the
voice, “I’ve seen
while of silence, “I’ve been dreaming of the possibility that Jeffrey is not my biological father and I even hoped so when I opened the suitcase
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