The funeral did not last long and was not large in scale. When the staff saw Su Wan kneeling on the ground and mumbling to herself, they felt a bit of sympathy for her for some reason.
Just before the coffin was closed, there were some children's supplies inside. I guess this lady lost her beloved son
Unfortunately, the child’s father didn’t come…
This funeral was really...
The staff looked at Su Wan's tear-stained face and couldn't help but hand her a tissue.
This dark-skinned woman is so pitiful, she looks so frail...
The staff could see that Su Wan really loved the child who died young, but she just couldn't understand why the child's father was not present.
"Don't be too sad. Too much grief will hurt your body."
Su Wan looked slightly dazed when she heard that. She sniffed, a little surprised by the stranger's kindness.
She turned her head, nodded slightly to the other person, and then said thank you softly.
The sky was pale blue, and the breeze blew through the tamarisks, making a rustling sound.
Su Wan still knelt on the ground, the grief in her expression was difficult to conceal.
She stretched out her hand and brushed the new stone surface of the tombstone bit by bit.
There was a line of large characters engraved on it.
—Tomb of Jiang Xuecheng and Su Wan’s beloved son.
The words were in Chinese. Su Wan looked for several places but couldn't find a stone tablet shop that could print Chinese characters. In the end, he had to have someone carve the words in the same way.
It’s not that she doesn’t want to give the child a name, but she doesn’t even know the child’s gender, so Su Wan doesn’t want to hastily pick a nickname and put it on this stone tablet.
It is said that children are the debt of their parents, but Su Wan always feels that she and Jiang Xuecheng are the debt of the children.
The child who was born to her and Jiang Xuecheng was really born in the wrong direction, or to be more precise, at the wrong time.
Su Wan's heart seemed to be pinched by something, and she felt a sharp pain.
Her body was stiff and cold, but her expression was extremely gentle, with a kind of kindness and tranquility that only belongs to a mother.
Su Wan stretched out her slender fingers, stroked the words on the stone tablet bit by bit, and muttered softly.
"Baby, in your next life, remember to be smart, okay? You must reincarnate into a family that loves and cares for you, so that you can live a good life..."
As Su Wan spoke, her eyes slowly swept across the three words "Jiang Xuecheng" on the stone tablet, her eyes burning as if she was about to cry again.
"Also, I hope you don't resent your father. He really didn't mean it..."
Su Wan's breathing tightened unconsciously, her throat became dry, and all the pain seemed to float up into her throat.
"Actually... Xue Cheng is a very good person. If he knew that you were his and my child, he would definitely... not give up on you. He would be the best father in the world."
This assumption was very forced, and it made Su Wan feel that her heart was aching, too painful, and too uncomfortable.
Su Wan couldn't continue speaking. The pain spread to every part of his body.
There are no ifs in this world.
In fact, she and Jiang Xuecheng were both indirect executioners, and no one could escape the blame.
How can those who cannot protect their own children or those who simply abandon their children be qualified to be forgiven
Jiang Xuecheng's words suddenly appeared in Su Wan's ears.
"Wanwan, don't be afraid, we will have many children in the future..."
After Su Wan recovered from the surgery, Jiang Xuecheng actually behaved quite considerately, and even put himself in a very humble position for a while.
Jiang Xuecheng once expressed his desire to sleep with Su Wan, but of course it was more than just sleeping together.
Su Wan avoided the idea for a while. She had no mood to get together with Jiang Xuecheng.
Because for Su Wan, even if she has another child, she will no longer be the same as before...
Su Wan always felt that if she and Jiang Xuecheng really had another child in the future, would it be considered a betrayal of her and Jiang Xuecheng's first baby
How innocent...
Su Wan felt not only love but also guilt for this child who died young.
Su Wan took a light breath and reluctantly curled the corners of her lips towards the tombstone, but tears welled up in her eyes.
"Forget it, forget it. It's Mom's fault. Anyway, Mom hopes that if there is an afterlife, you can be happy."
The wind suddenly became stronger, blowing Su Wan's hair into the air.
Su Wan reached out and brushed off the dust on the tombstone bit by bit, and then slowly stood up.
Because he had been kneeling on the ground for too long, Su Wan's legs had a blood circulation blockage and his limbs began to feel numb.
She staggered and almost fell backwards.
The staff nearby quickly supported Su Wan, thus preventing her from kissing the ground.
Su Wan forced a smile at the other party, her soft voice a little hoarse.
"Thanks."
As she spoke, Su Wan walked towards the outside of the cemetery step by step. Between the light of the sky and the shadows of the clouds, her back looked frail, and there was an indescribable sadness in her.
Anyone who sees this scene actually feels like crying.
The staff standing behind her was stunned and cursed Su Wan's husband in their hearts.
Although Su Wan had just mumbled in Chinese and the staff could not understand a word she said, they had already imagined a big drama in their minds.
I don't know which man is so cruel, abandoning his wife and children...
Before leaving the Earth, Su Wan gave a few additional instructions to the cemetery staff and gave them some extra money, asking them to take good care of the cemetery she bought.
The staff members were naturally grinning from ear to ear. They had originally thought that Su Wan would not give them any more money, but now that they had an extra windfall, they nodded in agreement like chicks pecking at rice.
It seems that Miss Su is not good-looking, but she is quite generous...
Su Wan also resolved to do more good deeds in the future to accumulate blessings for her children.
In Su Wan's opinion, perhaps as long as the child is sincere, God will give him a perfect afterlife.
After leaving the earth, Su Wan bought an airline ticket.
However, it was not a direct route to Locke Planet, because the Earth was too far away from Locke Planet and there was no direct spaceship, so Su Wan had to transfer to another station.
The transit point is also a new immigration planet, but it is more prosperous than Lan He Planet, after all, it is close to Locke Planet.
Because of the child's burial, Su Wan had very little remaining money to use directly. After arriving at the transit airport, Su Wan had to sell some things to exchange for money.
All Su Wan had in her hands were just some jewels. Although the quantity was small, their value was enormous.
Su Wan walked to the door of a pawnshop, looked at the sign above, and then walked in quickly.
She didn't sell the things Jiang Xuecheng gave her, so Su Wan took out the snowflake necklace she had tricked from Diya.
The necklace was in the shape of a unique snowflake. The entire snowflake was made of pearls, and in the center of the snowflake was inlaid a light blue tear-shaped gem. It was quite heavy and anyone with a discerning eye could tell that it was very expensive.
Su Wan sold it smoothly and got a large sum of money. Although he knew that the boss's offer was actually far below the market price, Su Wan was eager to sell it and did not care.
After the funding issue was successfully resolved, Su Wan wanted to leave immediately. However, as soon as she went out, she suddenly saw a familiar face flash before her eyes!
Isn't that... Fei'er
[Thanks to the book friend "After Tomorrow" for the reward, thank you for your love, muah]
(End of this chapter)