Chapter 45 Let’s Go Home, I Want a Hug

A day later, it was Grandpa’s funeral.

The funeral parlor was solemn and oppressive, with many people coming to pay

Nancy silently knelt in front of the memorial hall, gazing at Grandpa’s photo.

Grandpa had said he didn’t want her to cry.

She had also listened to Grandpa, not shedding a tear.

On the day of the burial, it rained heavily.

The rain poured down relentlessly.

their respects.

Nancy wore black clothes with a white flower pinned to her chest. She held a black umbrella and stood among the crowd.

It was as if she could see Grandpa smiling at her through the pouring rain.

He said, “Nancy, don’t cry. I like to see you smile. You’re most beautiful when you smile.”

Thus, Nancy had been holding on.

It wasn’t until all the guests had left that she threw away the umbrella, staggered to Grandpa’s tombstone, and knelt with a thud.

“Grandpa, I’ve been good. I listened to you, and I didn’t cry.”

“I didn’t cry.”

Her tears flowed like a faucet turned on full blast.

Nancy suddenly felt grateful for the heavy rain because it hid her tears from everyone’s view.

But how could she not be sad?

How could she not be heartbroken?

Nicholas remained kneeling in front of Grandpa’s tombstone, his entire body soaked by the rain. However, he continued to kneel resolutely.

No matter who tried to pull him away, it had no use.

He knelt, looking at Grandpa’s photo with firm.

eyes.

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Nancy knew he was blaming himself, seeking redemption.

He believed he had made Grandpa angry. If it’s not because of him, Grandpa may have been able to stay with them a little longer.

approached and tried to

firmly on his knees,

have Lynn take you back. You haven’t slept in days. Go home and rest

slept either. You need rest,” Nancy said, her heart aching as she

rain washed over both of them, leaving them

hair and faces, flowing

want to see you like

out to pull him up.

out and pulled Nancy

buried his head

Sorrow.

he had been trying to restrain himself, Nancy could still feel the intense trembling

out and gently cradled

had always thought she would be the one who was the most devastated by

moment, she realized she was

was the one

a child, learning how to be a person and how to

all his skills to him.

had been with him through

Grandpa had left him and his world

a sinner, aren’t I? I caused Grandpa’s

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hadn’t insisted on getting a divorce and angered him, he wouldn’t have left.”

red and filled with bloodshot, and he no longer had the

at him, feeling even more heartbroken.

reached out and held him tighter, softly comforting him, “Grandpa loved you so much. He

he didn’t leave. He just went there to

true?” He raised his head, and his dark eyes looked at her like a helpless child.

told me

so cold. Nicholas, can we

in her lower abdomen before she could

well about the

instantly

Nicholas keenly noticed her distress.

1…” She looked up, her gaze nervous as she said, “My

into his arms, striding forward

a relieved smile

in her abdomen was becoming

in

instructed Lynn Dawn to turn the temperature to the maximum.

enveloped the entire car, gradually warming it up.

so, Nancy frowned, feeling her lower abdomen was in excruciating pain.

wasn’t afraid of the pain.

was afraid for the baby.

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She was afraid.

Very, very scared.

Can you take me to

worry. I’m here and won’t let

Nicholas held her tightly in his arms and comforted her gently, “Close your eyes and rest. I’ll

“Okay.”

a warmth on

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