My Pretty Sweetheart novel Chapter 2176

In the end, we couldn't bring Irvin back.

The funeral was arranged three days later. Shirley locked herself at home and did not attend the funeral while we dealt with Irvin's post- death matters.

After that, I personally sent Daniel home.

The door was not completely shut. I pushed the door open and led the child in. The house was empty with no one in sight.

When the owner was gone, it was not home. It was just a house.

Dust layered the floor. With every step we took, it left a trail. It seemed that the servants had been dismissed for some time.

We found Shirley in the master bedroom. She was still in the wedding dress she had on the other day. Her eyes were blank, staring out the window, holding Irvin's favorite suit close to her body.

"Mom..." Daniel's small eyebrows wrinkled together, and his eyes were filled with pain and surprise.

I let go of his hand, and he trotted over to her. He tried to nudge her arm with his little hand. "Mom, what's wrong?"

Shirley had no response at all. It was as if we weren't in the room with her.

Daniel was puzzled and looked at me for help.

I walked into the room, raised my voice, and said, "Shirley? Can you hear me? I've brought Daniel to you."

Nothing changed; she did not move at all. She was like a statue that had completely fused with the ground.

"Who is it?"

Suddenly, a sound came from behind me. I thought I was hallucinating, but I turned around after a moment.

I didn't want to disturb their reunion. However, when I saw Daniel standing next to me, I bit my lower lip and did not dare to approach them, but I couldn't bear to leave the child behind either.

I raised my hand and pulled Daniel to face Shirley and Janet. I introduced him to them, "Janet, this is

Shirley's son, your grandson."

I deliberately avoided mentioning Irvin's relationship with the child. After all, she had a fight with her family because of him.

Upon hearing this, Janet calmly turned her face and glanced at him. Her expression did not change. "He really does look like a carbon copy of that man. He is indeed his child."

Her tone was indifferent and distant, like that of a bystander.

The words "that man " hinted at plenty of sadness and discontent.