Love's Demise: No Chance of Resurrection

I handled the funeral for my family by myself.

I chose a larger cemetery to bury them together, hoping they could stay together in heaven.

I sat there for a long time, and when I left the cemetery, I met Alex and Nancy.

Alex supported Nancy carefully.

Anyone who saw them would think they were a loving couple.

I didn't want to waste my time on them.

So I turned and walked away, trying to avoid them.

"Yolanda? Why are you here?"

Alex called me and looked displeased.

After all, meeting in a cemetery was not a coincidence.

He must think I was following him again.

Sure enough, he said, "What's wrong with you? My assistant couldn't get in touch with you. Why did you follow me here?"

Nancy said, "Yolanda, did you misunderstand us? Lucky died of a serious illness, and I was pregnant, so Alex went abroad to bring me back. We want to bury Lucky here. There is no relationship with us."

She tried to make things worse while provoking me.

I was not in the mood to argue with them.

When passing by them, I stopped. "Since we met here, let me tell you this. Alex, our engagement is canceled."

Alex was surprised.

He didn't expect that I, who would usually please him, would be so indifferent to him now.

He grabbed my arm and said, "Yolanda, stop messing around.

"Are you blaming me for not delivering the medicine to you on time? But I've already apologized. I asked my assistant to deliver the medicine to you, but he couldn't contact you."

I smiled bitterly.

He said those words so lightly.

Because he missed the time, all my family died.

How could he say those words?

"Anyway, remember my words."

I didn't want to argue with him, so I shook off his hand and left.

He was about to catch up with me, but Nancy stopped me before he could.

She took my hand affectionately.

"Yolanda, please don't be angry. Come and see the cemetery I chose for Lucky."

Nancy smiled and pointed to the southeast. "Lucky loves flowers, so I want to build a small garden here, and I'll build a small park on the other side..."

I followed the direction of her finger.

It was the cemetery I just left.