Drowning In His Deep Love (Re-edited) novel Chapter 60

Chapter 60 A Mysterious Man

The man with a white flower on his chest narrowed his sharp eyes and glanced in the direction of the cemetery.

"My sister only has a daughter, so we must take her back. But it's not now."

"Yes." The man in the driver’s seat said, “Now there are internal and external troubles. If she comes back, she will be put in danger. Mr. Ryker, then do we go back to Thoysil?"

"You can go back first. I still need to meet someone."

"Yes, sir"

...

Florence found her mother's tombstone and found that there were a bunch of flowers in front of the tombstone, as well as freshly burned worshiping paper.

Someone came to worship her just now.

Zachary asked curiously, “Sis, who will come to worship Mom?"

Florence couldn't think of who would do that. Her mother has passed away for so many years, and she was the only one who came to worship her mother every year. How come someone suddenly came to the cemetery to pay homage to her mother?

When she was thinking about it, Lincoln came with a bunch of flowers in his hand. He drove behind Florence, so he arrived later than Florence.

"Florrie, Zachary."

Lincoln looked at the burnt worshiping paper in front of the tombstone, “You have held a memorial ceremony? I went to the flower shop to buy flowers for your mother just now, and there was a traffic jam, so I am late."

Florence glanced at the flowers brought by Lincoln. They were lilies.

"My mother is allergic to lilies."

"Oh? I really don't know." Lincoln smiled awkwardly.

Florence sarcastically said, “What do you really know about her? You don't know what Mom likes or dislikes."

When it came to the past, Florence felt sorry for her mother. She also had a little resentment in her heart.

Lincoln blushed and said, “I have been busy with the company's affairs. I did ignore and owe your mother. I also want to make up for your mother."

Zachary sneered and said, “I think you are very considerate to Allison. As far as I'm concerned, you have made up for that woman. Today I saw the jewels she wore. It seems that the rumors are wrong. The company doesn’t seem to be going bankrupt."

Lincoln was embarrassed and said with a smile, “We have received a few investment funds recently, so the funds have been withdrawn from circulation, and the operation becomes normal."

Florence was really useful. At the family recognition feast, Florence just saw him off in person. The next day, someone immediately invested in his company and the bank loan was approved.

Today's society was not only the era of money but also the era of connections.

Florence was undoubtedly his cash cow now. As long as he could maintain a good relationship with Florence and Florence could maintain a good relationship with the Cooper family, then the Scott family would go to a higher level.

Florence put the flowers in front of the tombstone and lit the paper-made ingots and candles.

In front of her mother's grave, even though Florence had resentment in her heart, she didn't want to quarrel with Lincoln.

Lincoln also burned a few pieces of paper money, and said some deceitful words in front of the tomb, “Ophelia, please feel at ease, I will take care of Florrie and Zachary, and you should also bless Zachary's to recover early and Florrie to marry a good man..."

Florence and Zachary knew that Lincoln was faking in that way, but they didn't say anything even though they feel uncomfortable in their heart.

When the memorial ceremony was over, Zachary returned to the car first.

Lincoln hesitated and said, "Florrie, you and Coley are sisters after all. She didn't have a very good life in the Hudson family. Even though she deserves it, what's done cannot be undone. I still hope you can help her. Coley sincerely loves Thomas."

"How to help her? Should I persuade Thomas to treat Colleen well?" Florence chuckled, "It was Collen who chose this road. She deserves any results and she should take it. Besides, there is no need for you to advise me to be kind to them, I will never forgive what Allison and Colleen did to me in my whole life."

Lincoln also knew that Florence had suffered a lot.