respect his decision.”


    Chapter 390


    The words “loved you deeply” struck Sheena hard, causing her heart to ache and her nose to feel


    stuffy.


    Sheena tightly pinched her palm, determined not to let the tears fall.


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    Faye then retrieved the nk envelope and handed it to Sheena, saying, “This was meant for you


    alone. Don’t worry. I haven’t read it.”


    Sheena epted it with trembling hands.


    Faye added, “Put it aside for now. Take your time to read it when you get back.”


    With that, she and Erin left the cemetery, supporting each other.


    Sheena carefully tucked the letter into her bag. Once all friends and family had departed from the


    cemetery, she slowly stepped inside, approaching Elijah’s tombstone.


    A small photo adorned the gravestone, dampened by the rain.


    Despite the raindrops, Sheena immediately recognized Elijah’s familiar and cold face. It was her only


    photo of him, as she could not find any in her phone or the mansion. Now, the only ce she could see


    him was on his tombstone.


    Sheena gently wiped away the raindrops from the photo, being patient and tender.


    This was the only man she had truly loved, and now she could no longer hear him. yfully acting


    coquettishly with her.


    Suppressing the urge to cry, Sheena painstakingly removed each water droplet from the photograph.


    Howard, watching with an aching heart, remarked, “Nana, it’s raining heavily. It won’t be clean no


    matter how many times you wipe it.”


    With a determined look, Sheena replied, “He doesn’t like the cold and being in the rain. I mustplete


    thisst task for him.”


    Howard sighed in resignation, handing over his ck umbre.


    Sheena epted it, opened it, and covered Elijah’s small tombstone. Then, she took out a


    handkerchief and carefully wiped away every raindrop on the gravestone.


    “Nana, you still love him a lot, don’t you?” Howard asked.


    Sheena remained silent.


    Charder 200


    She once thought she could decisively let go of her love for Elijah, leaving with grace and


    determination. If he were still alive, if they had no further connection after the divorce, perhaps they


    could both find happiness again.


    However…


    Fate seemed to enjoy ying tricks on her, and this man died for her.


    Suddenly, the past hurts seemed trivial, and her heart, burdened with guilt, waspletely


    overwhelmed by the emotions.


    Sheena took a deep breath, suppressing the surging emotions of sadness.


    He was gone forever. At this moment, what meaning did it have to talk about whether she still loved


    him or not?


    Sheena uttered softly, “Let’s go.”


    Howard helped her up, covering her delicate shoulders, and they left the graveyard.


    Once Howard had dropped Sheena off at Ocean Avenue, she entered Elijah’s room and sat in the


    recliner he had onceid on, surveying his space. Thinking about the letter he had mentioned being


    solely for her, Sheena opened her bag, her fingertips gently caressing the texture of the envelope.


    A few days ago, she believed he had not left a single word for her, but now, it seemed he departed with


    lingering concerns.


    Sheena slowly opened the letter. The first line caught her eye…


    [To my beloved Sheena Lawson,]


    Sheena was stunned, staring in disbelief at therge letters spelling out her name. He… had known her


    true identity all along?