Departure

Before I forget, there was a coffin at the front, resting peacefully, waiting to go and be buried.

"Let us welcome our last speaker for the day, Tanyi Daisy Pearl, would you mind stepping up to tell us a brief connection you have between the lady in the coffin?" the priest inquired.

I did not know who the priest was talking to until I saw the girl from the hospital stand from her seat.

That was the moment in all the ceremony I could actually choose to walk into the church.

Finally, I have gotten a name to pair with this lady, the one who had asked me not to show up at her mom's funeral, yet I had stubbornly disobeyed.

There was no way I was going to dishonor Mr. Tanyi just because I wanted to please this little brat, there was no way at all.

Tilting her head towards the door, our eyes met, the sparks of hatred I read in those hazel eyes made me shiver.

The moment was awkward because the people expected her to walk towards the alter. Noticing that the lady's eyes were gazing at