I smiled a little and took a sip of my drink. Steam rose from the pot of seafood and blurred my vision. Yet this time, it was not because I wanted to cry. It was because this meal felt so warm.…By the time we left the police station, it was already evening.Kate walked on my left and wrapped half of her scarf around me. "So what are you going to do now?""First, I'm going to get the money sorted out. As for the house, my lawyer said I can file a civil suit to get back what it sold for or get compensation.""I mean you, going forward. Work, life, what's your plan?"I thought about it for a moment. "I want to stay in my hometown for a while.""Your hometown?""Yeah. I haven't visited my parents' graves in two years. There are also some things I want to sort out while I'm here."Kate did not ask anything else. She only said, "Okay, go for it. If anything comes up, give me a call."I nodded.She put me in a taxi and stood by the curb waving at me. "Remember to eat!"I smiled
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