Reborn: Sure to Flirt Me? novel Chapter 8

Molly drove to the cemetery alone. It was already in the evening. The whole cemetery looked empty, and even the old man who was guarding the cemetery returned to his small house.

According to her mother's clues, Molly soon found the location of the cemetery of Mr. and Mrs. Cheng.

On the marble tombstone, there were two black and white photos, a man and a woman. They were uncle and aunt Cheng, who was found by Molly.

In the photo, the man's face was deep, handsome, and the woman's face was pretty, gentle and approachable. The two were smiling, incomparably beautiful.

When Molly recalled that, the two of them were still very clear in her mind, as if the next moment, Aunt Cheng would hold her in her arms as before.

However, in fact, they had been sleeping here for nearly twenty years.

Molly sighed in her heart. She could only sigh that life was unpredictable.

Her mother said that uncle Cheng and his wife were buried in the same tomb.

At that time, Molly had thought that it was good. The husband and wife lived in the same bed, and die in the same cave. It's worth their affection.

Molly put the lily in front of the tombstone. According to what her mother said, it was her favorite flower when Aunt Cheng was alive.

Molly also thought that only such a flower deserved the elegant and gentle Mrs. Cheng.

Molly took out a clean handkerchief and gently wiped the dust off the tombstone bit by bit. Looking at the black and white photo on the tombstone, the two people's faces were strange and familiar to her.

"Uncle Cheng, aunt, I'm Molly. Do you still remember me?" Molly said with a smile, "I come to see you today. I haven't seen you for a long time. I really miss you."

"Tomorrow is your memorial day. I should have come to see you tomorrow. But I think there will be a lot of people tomorrow. You may not notice me. Even if you do, I'm afraid you can't remember who I am. " Speaking of this, Molly raised her head and smiled playfully. "So I came here today. I'm the only one here today. Uncle and aunt will definitely recognize me, won't you?"