Never Too Far Novel

“Does it hurt?” Shirley asked with concern.

“Yes,” the man replied.

She immediately blew on his fingertips. “Be careful not to burn your hand.”

She thought to herself that he must be overwhelmed by grief and sorrow for his mother.

“Do you need me to help you light it?” Shirley asked. Upon seeing four sets of candles beside him, she was worried that the man would burn his fingers again.

Zacharias pursed his lips and smiled. “Sure. Let’s do it together.”

After saying that, he handed her the candle and then looked toward the direction of the tombstone. In his heart, he was communicating with his mother. “Mom, I brought your future daughter-in-law to visit you. Are you happy in the afterlife?”

The girl lighting the candle next to him was completely unaware of his emotions.

After lighting the candle, the smoke was scattered in the wind and quickly disappeared as if blowing toward another world.

stood up, he bowed his head in silence for a few seconds toward the grave, then turned back to the car

and Zacharias received several phone calls in succession. It

they set off back

a ineal, even if restaurants were on the way. When they arrived at the Flintstone Residence, it was

Shirley got out of the car, she saw someone coming out of the Flintstone Residence. It turned out that their lunch had already been

calls and Shirley stood

found her standing there, like a

almost 3.00PM now. Zacharias couldn’t help but frown. He walked

nodded and sat down, but Zacharias’ mind was clearly not on

probably because she was too hungry. She took a few bites casually, and at that moment, she received a message on her phone. She picked it up and glanced at it, after which a hint

from Cole. He asked if she

her expression and even though he was thinking about important work, he still took a moment to observe the

Shirley put her phone back in her pocket and calmly asked Zacharias, “Mr. Flintstone, tomorrow is the weekend. Can I take two days off?”

off, he deduced that it wasn’t because she wanted to meet a relative but

she secretly admired, so