Chapter 166

Angel's death left a deep wound for everyone. No, it's not just people, the sky also seems to feel the same way. This afternoon it rained around Angel's cemetery. The cold atmosphere made everyone who attended the funeral even more sad. The cries of the mourners were heard among the raindrops that fell on the ground, even more so the sound of Harriet's cries was stifling.

The little girl who is only 3 years old is now crying at Angel's grave.

"Mommy... Mommy why did you leave me?" asked Harriet in a low voice. She put both hands on the wet ground in front of her, then she touched Angel's photo. "Mommy..."

Sean stepped forward towards his little daughter while holding her umbrella. He let Harriet cry because it was the right thing to do. It would be so heartless if Sean told Harriet to stop crying. This wasn't a cry because Harriet had lost the toy, but she had lost Angel. They both have lost Angel forever.

One by one the mourners left the cemetery with th