Free Web NovelChapter 924: Chapter 951: Two Solutions (Part 2/3)
Mia shrank back a bit, clenching her teeth.
Seeing her look all ready to face death, Koa Jackson found it amusing, displaying much more gentleness than usual.
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The next day, in the morning.
The two of them had breakfast and went straight to the cemetery.
To attend Charlotte Chester’s funeral. freēwēbηovel.c૦m
Actually, there weren’t many people there; the Chester Family’s folks had been informed by Aiden Jiang beforehand, knowing her death wasn’t something to be proud of, no crying, no fussing, they offered flowers, stood for a few minutes, and gradually left.
Aiden Jiang and Aurora Cooper came together but didn’t stay long, leaving soon after.
From beginning to end, only Bob Ginger stayed.
Mia watched him, her lips pursed, feeling this scene was so familiar, it had happened to her before, back when Camilia Davis passed away.
Thinking of Camilia, she couldn’t help but feel heartbroken, raising a hand to rub her temples.
Some things in her memory couldn’t quite connect.
Mia glanced at Koa Jackson who was accompanying her, softly advised Bob Ginger, "It’s come to this, don’t be sad anymore, take care of yourself."
"Sis." Bob Ginger said to her, "It’s okay, you and Brother Jackson can go back, I’ll stay a while longer."
"Don’t you want me to stay with you?" Mia whispered.
"I’ve got company." Margot, who was standing beside, said softly, "Mom said to keep him company for a while, I don’t have anything to do anyway. Sis, your foot isn’t well yet, you should go back and rest early."
"It’s not much of a problem now." Mia looked at her and cautioned, "I’ll count on you to accompany him then."
"Don’t worry." Margot nodded.
Mia sighed and whispered to Koa Jackson, "I want to visit my foster mother."
"I’ll go with you."
Koa Jackson raised his hand, gently rubbed her hair, then carried her in his arms, and they both headed towards Camilia Davis’s tombstone.
It was noon, and the sunshine was very good.
Mia stood in front of the tombstone, and soon, her face was sunburned.
Koa Jackson looked down at her, ready to advise her, when suddenly, his phone rang.
He took it out and moved to the side a bit to answer it.
"Young Master Jackson." A polite male voice sounded from the phone, to which Koa Jackson responded indifferently, "Director Davis, hello."
Ron King and his gang hadn’t been sentenced yet, they’d been held at the Border District Detention Center since their arrest, Koa Jackson hadn’t taken Mia there, but he had personally made arrangements.
At this moment, hearing his voice as calm as usual, Director Davis asked straightforwardly, "Your sister has come over, insisting on visiting Zuri Ginger, what do you think?"
"Sister?" Koa Jackson frowned, "Marianne Jackson?"
"Yes, yes, that’s the name." Director Davis hastily replied, "Came early in the morning, insisting on seeing her. I said no, but she claimed to be Cody Jackson’s granddaughter. This indeed seems true, right? I’m rather troubled by this, so I called to ask you?"
"Have her go back." Koa Jackson’s voice was low.
"Then," Director Davis hesitated, "how about you say a few words to her?"
"Is she next to you?" Koa Jackson was momentarily stunned.
"Yes." Director Davis quickly responded, handing the phone to Marianne Jackson.
Marianne Jackson timidly called, "Brother," to which Koa Jackson’s icy voice responded from the other end, "You’re visiting Zuri Ginger at the detention center?"
