Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again novel Chapter 1236

At the seaside, Clarence stood there quietly, not knowing what he was thinking.

Nathan walked over, "Mr. Conrad."

Clarence said, "Did you come to see him off for the last time."

Nathan nodded as he looked to the side, where several bouquets of flowers and an empty box sat.

Clarence said, "The ashes are scattered in the sea, he said he came from the sea, so he wanted to go back to the sea."

Nathan retracted his eyes: "Did the youngest master he ...... walked away in pain."

Clarence laughed silently and lightly, "Probably not as painful as when he remembers what he did in the past."

At that, Nathan was slightly surprised, "Did he remember."

Clarence said, "The last time I saw him, he avoided my gaze and should have remembered."

So this time, Justin didn't mention asking them to take care of Grace again.

He kept coughing, maybe trying to say something, but couldn't.

For a long time, Clarence continued: "It's good that he can forget everything in the past and live out these years in peace, remembering before he leaves, which is God's mercy and torture. He should not close his eyes without regret."

Nathan didn't know what to say for a moment.

He was silent before saying, "The girl ......"

"I promised him I wouldn't go back on my word."

Nathan knew what to do with it and left with a nod.

On the other hand, Stella and Grace were sitting in the courtyard, looking at the painting under that corner, and Grace opened her big eyes: "Sister, will brother never come back, like grandpa?"

Stella gently stroked her head, "Grace can look up when she misses them, and they will always be there for you."

Clutched in Grace's hand was Justin's piece of watch.

She looked up and saw only heavy snowfall.

Stella followed her line of sight: "Grace, will my sister take you away from here and go live in another place."

Grace shook her head, "I don't want to leave here, and if I do, Grandpa and my brother won't be able to find me when they come back."

Stella said, "But you're all alone ......"