As his gaze landed on the word "cemetery" in his line of sight, Arlo Seys' eyes darkened.
It seemed he had already guessed Langdon Seal's intentions, Arlo Seys' fingers by his sides slowly clenched tighter.
Langdon Seal—you know, don't you, that telling Ariel Morris those truths would cause her immense pain?
Langdon Seal—you know, don't you, that your actions might erase Ariel Morris' smile…
Langdon Seal brought Ariel Morris to the cemetery and stopped in front of two tombstones.
As she entered the cemetery, the sadness in Ariel Morris's heart grew increasingly heavy, weighing her down, making her uncomfortable, her eyes stinging with ache.
"Ariel, this is your mother, and the one beside her is your grandfather's grave."
Ariel Morris's gaze fell upon the two graves Langdon Seal pointed out.
In one of the tombstones' photos, the woman smiled gently, gracefully poised, with a shallow dimple at the corner of her lips, and the name engraved on the tombstone was Cherry Morris.
