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Chapter6 Let The Past Go

last update publish date: 2026-06-30 10:37:00

Naomi’s POV

My funeral was held three days later.

Many people came. Some cried for me. Some only came because they knew the family. I stood beside my coffin and watched them place flowers near my photo.

In the photo, I was smiling gently.

I almost couldn’t recognize myself.

Adrian stood in front, dressed in black. His eyes were bloodshot, and he looked like he hadn’t slept at all. Mom sat beside the coffin, clutching my photo tightly. Dad stood behind her, silent and old in a way I had never
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