Chapter 29 A Visit

Unfortunately, she met Braden and the others. Shirley lost her interest in shopping. After leaving the mall with Nancy, she went straight home.

The next day, Shirley woke up very early.

She changed into a black dress, pulled up her hair, went to the florist to buy a bouquet of small white daisies, and then drove to the cemetery.

On March third.

It was the anniversary of her parents' death.

Since her father and mother jumped off the building and died, for four years, Shirley had never paid respect to them.

Others said that Shirley was cold-blooded in order to please the Stewart family.

But only Shirley knew how deep her feelings for the Wilson family were.

She was angry with them for not being brave enough, angry with them for being too cowardly, angry with them for leaving in such a stupid and decisive way, leaving her alone!