“Sister… Did I hear that right? You want to visit Auntie at the cemetery?” Xeldon asked as we quietly ate breakfast.
I paused for a moment.
It was just the two of us left at the table. Bea and Viel had already left early to go out, a promise he had long made to his child.
I looked at Xeldon. There was a quiet sadness in his eyes, though he was trying to hide it.
“Do you want to come with me?” I asked.
He nodded immediately. “Yeah… it’s been a long time since we last visited her. I have so many things I want to tell Auntie.”
I smiled, though there was a slight ache in my chest.
“Alright. After we eat, go take a bath and get dressed. We’ll also visit the place where we used to live.”
His eyes lit up slightly. “You’re going to visit Mrs. Chan?”
“Our old house,” I replied softly.
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