Demanding a Dead Man's Kidney for Love
Beneath it was a line of small text that read, "To my husband, Jason. My debts have been repaid. See you in the next life."
The funeral was simple, with hardly anyone visiting. It was just Mason and a few of her former employees.
When it was over, Mason stood before the graves and lit three cigarettes—one for me, one for Tina, and one for himself.
"Jason, my friend, it's quiet now. Don't you think you were a fool?"
The cigarette ash scattered in the wind, settling onto the fresh grave.
"Alright. I won't bother you three anymore."
He paused, then added, "In the next life, I hope you're born with a good fate. Don't run into each other again and spare yourselves the pain."
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