chapter one hundred and thirty nine

EDWARD’S FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW

“In support of what?” She turned to me and asked in her cracked voice from excessive wailing.

“The doctor said they will need the consent of the family to be able to conduct the autopsy. That was what he told me earlier. I already told him to continue with the process and we will deal with the consent when it is time. I doubt anyone will be against it though.” I said.

“Of course, I support it. I need to know exactly what and who did that to him. He was not even a troublesome person. His only offence was being a Robinson.” She said and sniffled.

“It is okay, Celestia. You can go home now. I will let you know everything that goes down tomorrow.” I said.

“No, I want to witness it myself. I need to see how everything went down with my two eyes.” She refused.

“Celestia, I understand that you are hurting right now and that your emotions are getting the better of you but it is already late. You have been in the hospital all day mourning him. It is time for