ky today; rather, dark clouds covered i

ielding them from the heavy rain pouring down. Some had tears raining down their faces, whi

A middle-aged man with two beautiful girls beside him stepped towards the coffin an

cemetery. "Our business is done here." He said this to his two daughters and walked out of the cemetery. T

in a long-back hoodie, under the rain. Her eyes flickered as sh

st. Drops of tears unceasingly fell from her eyes, and her lips trembled as she whimpered silentl

and it once again returned to its emptiness. She ambled towards her mother'

ther's name on it, and a pessimistic chuckle left

e slumped to the ground as another tear fell from her eyes. Loreen lay on

n heavily once again and unceasingly poured down on the

stood up from the ground and took a deep breath. She gazed at the stone tablet and gave a

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ambled to an outdoor seating area next to the liquor store. She pulled out a chair and sat down under the

pped three bottles of alcohol on her table and left a key for her to use to uncock the b

in the rain or you might catch a cold." The young ma

ung man who looked to be the age of 22.

ad back in surprise and s

and a smile formed on her face, "Well, Davis

n and nodded at her. He turned aro

throat into her stomach as she unceasingly gulped down the alcohol. She brought the bottle down fr

inger traced the label, and she cackled once more. With dilated eyes, she burped and stood up fro

oad and proceeded to go back to

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aven black hair fell over his shoulders, reaching his waist. He raised his emerald green eyes t

e to me?" His cold, deep voice resounded in the

mbled nervously. "This won't happen again." His hands

and shook his head. He stood up from his

and walked out of the hall. Alex took a

led the backdoor of the car open and took his seat at t

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ver's seat. He turned around to glance at Adepe and blinked

u mean her... Haha." He started the car engine and dro

and her eyes gazed up at the dark sky with stars on it. Two

gulped down a mouthful of alcohol. "I can't be alone in this world; it's too c

revent pedestrians from falling off and climbed up. Her eyes gazed down a

wonderful times she had spent with her family, particularly with her mother when she was a young girl. Tears fe

ay, a car rode at a fa

ed at Alex, who had cold swe

at the young girl a distance away, who was about to comm

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kicked it off with his leg. He jumped out of th

e car. He glanced at the back only to see that the door of the car

g girl. His hands balled into fists, and he hu

ee who it was. Her eyes nervously broadened and she trembled. How did they find me so quickly? She thought,

th her hand clutched to her ch