“They built it together, the two boys. Down there at the river delta,” said the man proudly.
The demon, embracing Sue’s forehead from behind, suggested a new picture to Sue.
“I don’t understand why he’s jumping on one leg.”
The lady burst into tears at her words.
“Our son lost his leg … stepped on a landmine,” said the officer’s father with a bleary look and his chest proudly puffed out.
“It’s a huge loss for you, but you have to know that your sons are communicating with me that they are well on the other side …”
Sue continued with the usual reassuring sentences. She didn’t need to rely on the help of the demons anymore, as this part was the same in all episodes; she must ensure the two bereaved that their relatives were in good shape and that the boys loved them so much.
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