The next morning, Nathan left the house early, taking his jeep to head over to a flower shop where he bought two bouquets before then heading to the public cemetery managed by the city.
The area was rather quiet, with only a single gravekeeper currently cleaning up.
Nathan greeted the old man, who appeared to be in his late fifties before making his way toward a certain area.
It didn't take long before he arrived at two ordinary-looking tombs covered in weeds.
To think that this was where his grandmother and father were buried.
As influential as they were, they deserved to be buried in a luxurious location with a celebration of their life.
But Isaac thought it was a waste and even went ahead to have them buried in such an ordinary manner.
Nathan couldn't help but wonder if the old b
