Gluey Love Between Us novel Chapter 1304

They went to the market that Jaida had mentioned. Before they went out, Jaida told Eden that she and Myra should buy sacrificial offerings respectively to mourn Bethany.

It took Eden nearly three hours to buy everything she needed.

"Eden, have you bought all of them?" Eden was looking down at the list very seriously.

Eden said, "I've bought everything on the list, and there's nothing else we should buy."

"Then let's go home. You've been shopping for a long time, and you must be tired."

"Yeah, I'm a little tired." She had walked for a long time, and her back was sweaty. The wound ached dully, which made her very uncomfortable.

Victor opened the car door and Eden got in.

Then he got in the car and drove home.

Time passed quickly. In the blink of an eye, it was Bethany funeral.

Although Victor hated Bethany, he attended the funeral with Eden.

They dressed in black and went straight to the graveyard that Myra had told them.

To Eden's surprise, Jacob was by Myra's side.

They dressed in black clothes as well, and Myra wore white gloves.

Seeing that Eden and Victor were both here, she smiled gratefully, "Eden, thank you for coming!"

Eden did not say anything else and asked, "Where is mom's urn?"

Myra lowered her head slightly and said in a choked voice, "It has been brought in. I'm here waiting for you. Let's go there now."

"Okay!" Eden nodded. Victor picked up the things they had bought, but there was a lot of stuff and he couldn't carry it all. He frowned slightly and planned to go back to fetch it later.

As soon as he turned around, he saw Jacob walking towards him, "Mr. Alwynn, let me carry some for you."

Victor didn't refuse and nodded.

Then, the four of them went to the cemetery.

The cemetery was on the mountain, and the scenery was quite beautiful. It was surrounded by mountains, and the country scene was nice.

As winter approached, the weather was very cold. The four of them walked in the wind.

Eden wore sunglasses. The closer she was to the cemetery, the heavier her mood became. She pressed her red lips tightly.

Since young, she had never been to such a place. The cemeteries here gave her a sad feeling.

Myra hired two workers. Under the command of a middle aged man who wore tunic and trousers, the workers were busily working around the cemetery.

"Mr. Jones." Myra greeted the man in a choked voice.

Mr. Jones looked at her, and then glanced at Victor and Eden.

"Is everyone here?" His tone was peaceful.