Next One Is a Babe

Chapter 1819

Then the urn was sealed. After that, they moved all the things they brought from the Morgan Residence to the incineration area before burning all of it. Even though the process was very troublesome, it felt really quick to be over. The things burned fast, and they were all reduced to ashes in just a short while. Finally, everyone got into the car and headed toward the cemetery.

When they arrived, the cemetery was also ready, and they listened to the priest’s instructions. Cindy stood not far away; she hadn't married into the family yet, so she didn't need to help. The priest made a long prayer, after which he finally asked Sean to put the urn in the tomb. Finally, they began to seal the tomb.

Cindy didn't share too close of a relationship with Bryce, seeing how they only had a few encounters, and her impression of him was not very good. So, she didn’t really care whether Bryce was alive or dead. Previously, the only reason she felt a little forlorn was because Bryce reminded her of her father.

But now, watching the priest seal the tomb, Cindy suddenly felt sad. Our final destination is that small tomb. It was rather depressing to think about.

It took a little longer to seal the tomb, so Ian, Sean, and Sally watched from the side. Then the housekeeper brought some helpers to place flowers upon the tomb.

Cindy turned around and looked at the tombstones in the cemetery. Hospitals and cemeteries, in general, made her feel very uncomfortable.
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But now, wotching the priest seol the tomb, Cindy suddenly felt sod. Our finol destinotion is thot smoll tomb. It wos rother depressing to think obout.

It took o little longer to seol the tomb, so Ion, Seon, ond Solly wotched from the side. Then the housekeeper brought some helpers to ploce flowers upon the tomb.

Cindy turned oround ond looked ot the tombstones in the cemetery. Hospitols ond cemeteries, in generol, mode her feel very uncomfortoble.

While praying, the priest sealed the tomb, then lit candles before it. With that done, he had Sean, Ian, and Sally bow in front of the tombstone. The entire process was quite formal.

After all of this was done, the group began to leave the cemetery. Sally was carrying a jug of holy water, and she sprinkled it all the way from the cemetery to the outside. As Cindy didn't understand the process very well, she just followed Ian back to the car.

Soon, Ian breathed a sigh of relief after getting into the car. "Finally, it's all over."

Hearing that, Cindy went over to pull his hand over and squeezed it hard. "It will be alright in the future."

Ian nodded and smiled, then started the car. He followed Sean's car and drove back to the old house. As Leah probably wanted to continue her act, she didn't come downstairs. When Sally returned to the house, she went upstairs to see Leah, but she came down after a while, saying that Leah had taken her medicine and had fallen asleep. Nobody knew if this was true, but Sean didn’t really want to care about it.
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