Chapter 1691
Shirley held the corner of the notepad, her fingers trembling slightly.
Upon seeing the familiar handwriting, the cold wind seemed to dampen the corners of her eyes in an instant.
It was unknown how much time had passed before Shirley stood up with a cold look on her face while biting her red lip and pinching the corner of the notebook.
Her almond eyes were filled with tears as she stared indifferently at the engravings on the tombstone in front of her. After staying for about ten seconds, Shirley turned and left.
A few days later, news quickly spread on the internet.
The news was of Felipe’s death sentence.
When Felipe’s photos, education, background, and all the relevant information were dug out, many pitied him, but more were feeling pleased with this decision.
Those who had committed a crime should not be sympathized and felt sorry for.
Cathy also saw this push notification. The moment she saw the news, she seemed to have fallen into the ice cave. Her whole body was cold and stiff.
He had chosen not to appeal, after all. He willingly accepted the death sentence in the end.
In addition to that, the day of the death penalty had also been pushed forward.
Cathy glanced at the two children playing with the nanny in the living room and decided to go out after some contemplation. However, as soon as she walked into the hallway, her son Juan ran to her.
“Mommy, Mommy, where are you going?” The little guy raised his innocent eyes and looked up at Cathy curiously.
Cathy bent down and tried hard to put a smile on her face. “Mommy is going to see an uncle.”
“Uncle? Is it the handsome uncle who helped me pick up my balloon?” the child asked in a childish tone. Although his words were a little inarticulate, Cathy still understood him.
She touched his little head and nodded gently. “Yeah.”
“I want to go too.” The little guy waved his cute hands.
Cathy paused and asked again, “Do you really want to go too?”
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