It was the third day of the holiday. Trevon, Natalie, Olivia, and Jasper arrived early at the cemetery, waiting for the members of
the Turner family. They arrived early and cleared the weeds around the cemetery. The two children were diligent, working
together, and neither Olivia nor Jasper was idle. Jasper also wiped clean the tombstones of Barron, Lena, and Jenny. He wiped
them repeatedly, over and over, until he reached out to touch them, and his fingertips encountered no dust. Only then did he
stop.
"Jasper, Olivia. Take a break," Natalie said, cing the flowers and some fruit baskets in front of the tombstones. Next to
Barron''s tombstone, there was an additional ck one. After Harry''s death, Natalie and Trevon went to collect his ashes. Since
Harry was Barron''s son, they decided to bury him not far away from Barron''s resting ce.
Tucker took away Elena''s ashes and buried them in a ce unknown to others. Every year, he, along with his wife and daughter,
visited the cemetery where Elena had been buried. He also deliberately chose a different time to pay respects to Barron here.
Natalie understood her brother''s actions. Faced with their uncle, Tucker did not know what to say, so he simply avoided the time
for visiting the cemetery. The disputes among the elders had nothing to do with the young generation. Natalie stopped pondering
and spoke up, "Come over and pay your respect to your great-grandfather.”
The two children responded, "Sure." They sped their hands together praying, bowed, and then turned back to their original
positions.
Soon, the footsteps of several people were heard. Looking over to the source of the sound, it was the Turner family. Natalie
stood up and called out to the approaching people, "Hello, you guys are here. George has grown so much taller. It hasn''t been
long since west met." Natalie smiled, patting George''s shoulder, who was taller than herself.
The Turner family were all dressed in formal ck attire. They were here to pay their respects to the deceased family members.
In the era of the inte, during this kind of asion, many young people could be seen either listening to music with
headphones or engrossed in short videos and ying games with their phones. It wasmon to see individuals extravagantly
dressed. Instead of showing respect, it looked as if they were at the cemetery to make a show, merely going through the
motions.
At this moment, Christina and Joseph were wearing matching suits, and even George was wearing the same. George''s height
was the same as Joseph''s, with facial features resembling Christina''s. The aesthetic strengths of the couple converged on their
child''s appearance.
George''s personality was like Joseph''s. He was quiet, emotionally stable, and usually liked to dress casually. The politeness of
all the children was excellent. They greeted the elders, and then the three children gathered to chat, with Olivia mostly doing the
talking while the other two listened.
Daniel apologized, saying, "We nned the timing carefully, but ended up stuck in traffic. This is something that can''t be
urately predicted. We''ll have to leave even earlier next year."
Trevonforted him, saying, "We just arrived a little while ago."
However, Emma nced around at the surroundings and knew Trevon was lying. She spected the Wilsons were at least an
hour early and spoke softly, "We just came to pay respects. Sorry that we did not help much."
Natalie replied, "Grandpa and Lena know you came far away just to see them. They would surely be happy about it."
Christina squatted down to help take the things from Natalie''s hand and arrange the flowers they brought. She leaned over and
whispered to Natalie, "Jasper is just a copy of Trevon."
"George is a replica of Joseph, handsome, and has grown as tall as Joseph," said Natalie.
Christina smiled. She could not find any faults with her son. He hadn''t caused her any worries from childhood to adulthood.
"Christina, you should have had another child at that time," Nataliemented.
"Joseph said one is enough. Don''t be fooled by Joseph''s gentle appearance. He can be quite assertive in some aspects, like
childbirth. However, | also think one is perfect. | don''t want him to worry too much," said Christina.
Joseph squatted down, knocked on Natalie''s head gently, and said in a gentle tone, "Are you trying to deceive Christina into
having a second child? I''m not young anymore. Should | still have another kid?"
Natalieughed as she replied, "It''s not like that. | know your thoughts. It was just a joke with Christina."
Daniel and Emmaughed while watching Joseph and Natalie yfully. As cousins, as long as their rtionship was good,
Joseph and Natalie could y around no matter their age.
Jasper and Olivia paid their respects in front of the tombstone for about ten minutes. When George saw them finished, he also
went and showed his condolence.
The Turner family left without offering any condolences to Harry, not even a nce. Some things and some people could find
sce, while others could not. To Daniel, the harm and plot resulting in his sister''s death caused by Harry were unforgivable.
Even if he were to step into the coffin, forgiveness would be unattainable for him. In the end, only the children called Harry
"Grandpa." As for Natalie and Trevon, they just offered their condolences without saying a word. Natalie could not remember how
she used to address Harry as "Dad"; it felt too distant.
An hourter, the group left and headed to the Lopez family''s cemetery. In the afternoon, the Turner family went to the Yamin
family''s cemetery without taking a break, very busy.
Around three o''clock, they arrived at Athana Airport. The Wilsons, the Roberts, and the Yamins bid farewell to the Turner family.
The children said goodbye to George, and Olivia invited him, saying, "George,e over during the summer vacation."
George replied, "Sure." He had already discussed with his parents about staying in Athana for the summer vacation, and they
had agreed.
Joseph smiled at the affectionate group of children. "Mainly, George has to go to school tomorrow; otherwise, he could stay.
There will be plenty of opportunities, and during the summer vacation, you can alle to Sapphire City to y." After saying
that, he patted his son''s shoulder.
Ava hugged Emma for a while and then hugged Daniel with reluctance. "Goodbye, Mom and Dad." Daniel and Emma were also
reluctant to part with their daughter. They helped her tidy her hair. "Call Mom and Dad if you need anything."
Grace also invited Daniel and Emma. "Come over during the summer vacation. William has been looking forward to ying
chess with you."
Upon hearing this, Charlie interjected, "This won''t work. | talked to Daniel about ying chess this afternoon. You need to take
turns; there has to be an order. You''re behind; you''ll have to wait in line at the back.” He was addressing this to William.
Everyoneughed as they watched the two old men banter, both well over a hundred years oldbined.
William chuckled generously, saying, "Look at you. How petty. | am a decent man, never cutting in line. Right? Nona, Cyril."
Cyril did not answer, just shrugged. It was clear he did not agree. Nona sweetly held his grandmother''s wrist and replied, "Yes,
indeed.”
Caleb said, "Next time youe to our ce ept our hospitality. | apologize for not taking better care of you this time."
Rachel smiled at Emma, also extending an invitation.
Daniel instantly became a popr chesspanion. "Next time, we must arrange it. Let''s go. Don''t just stand there."
Frank embraced Ava, bidding farewell, saying, "Daniel, Emma, and Joseph. | will take good care of Ava."
Daniel and Emma nodded, Ava smiled, and Christina said, "Daniel, Emma. You should go back. The two kids are still studying at
home." Leia did note. During the three-day holiday, she and Ste held their ground, still working hard with endless tasks.
After bidding farewell for a few more minutes, the Turner family boarded the ne. Their bodyguards followed behind, and as the
ne took off and soared into the clouds, the group left the airport only when the aircraft was no longer visible.
In the parking lot, several cars were parked side by side. Caleb drove and took Rachel back, waving at everyone. "We''ll be
leaving now."
The elders nodded. Charlie raised an eyebrow at William, saying, "Let''s go. There are still two young ones at home struggling. |
have to look after them for Leia.”
Upon hearing Charlie''s statement, William''s confidence was not very high at the moment, mainly because one of his grandsons’
grades were not very good. "Okay, let''s go. Nona''s grades don''t need extra tutoring at all, saving money and still ranking first in
the grade.”
If Cyril were not present, Charlie would surely ask William if Cyril was also ranked first in the grade. However, with Cyril present,
Charlie did give some face to the young man. Therefore, Charlie just smiled without paying attention to William''s showing off. He
got into the driver''s seat and drove away from the airport, carrying Angie.
Grace nced at the children. "Nona, Cyril. Are you going back with Grandpa and me, or are you going to stay to y with Olivia
and Jasper?"
Nona nced at Frank, who nodded. Then Frank asked Cyril, "Is your homework done?" Cyril replied, "Done."
Ava did not quite believe him. Every time Cyril imed to have finished his homework, the next day, the teacher would always
point out some assignments he had notpleted. So she asked again, "Are you sure you checked?" The meaning of this was
clear. Ava gave her son a look, meaning if you lied, your dad would be angry. After some contemtion, Cyril repeated, "I''m sure
1 finished.”
Seeing Cyril say this, Grace knew that the child nned to go out to y. "We''ll leave first."
Natalie bid farewell. "Goodbye, William and Grace."
Olivia also followed, saying, "Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, goodbye."
William and Grace responded in unison, "Goodbye."
With two cars remaining, Trevon
looked at his son and then at the
cars, asking, "Shall | take yo Ul gie)
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with the breeze, had an indifferent
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Frank sneered, saying, "Your dad''s car is too old-fashioned. You can take my car. Have your dad drop it off tomorrow."
Trevon nced at Frank, extremely unwilling. "I''m not free. If you lend it out, you''lle get it yourself."
Frank shrugged his shoulders and did
not argue with him. "Alright. I''ll have
Benjamine and get it." With that,
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off-road vehicle, the one that Ava
liked, while Trevon drove a recently
acquired Bentley. Jasper caught the
keys in the air, opened the driver''s
door without hesitation, and sat
inside. Olivia took the front
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Starting the car, and preparing to leave, Jasper opened the window and said in a casual tone, "Mom, we won''t be having dinner
at home."
Frank tongue-in-cheekly smiled as he said to Trevon, "He''s just like you. Let''s go, Trevon." With that, he grabbed Ava''s hand and
opened the door of the Bentley, sitting inside with her.
Trevonughed and scolded, "You brat. You ignored me. Don''t you need to tell me as well before you leave?"
Natalie followed with augh. "At most, let Jasper call you ''Dad'' a few more times when hees back in the evening. Usually,
it''s Mom and | arrange the kids’ dinner. Is it necessary to inform you? Let''s go."
Trevon, pushed into the car, looked into the rearview mirror after getting in. He saw Frank, who was sittingzily in the back,
ying with his wife''s fingers. Disdainfully, Trevon asked, "To thepany?"
"Do | still need to take your car if | am going home?" Frank retorted.
Whether it was Ava or Natalie, they were ustomed to the way the two of them got along. No one intervened; they just listened
with their ears.
Trevon said, "It''s a free ride, so be a bit more polite to me. By the way, how can you be a good dad without buttering up Jim? His
wife is the homeroom teacher of the first ss in ninth grade.”
Ava and Frank''s faces showed no surprise. Apparently, they had known about it for a long time. Frank sneered and said, "You''re
outdated. I''ve known since my son entered this ss."
At this, Trevon raised an eyebrow, not surprised at all. "So calm. Are you really nning to raise him freely?"
Frank did not answer how he nned
to raise Cyril. He just expressed his
own opinion, "Jim''s lis is to
gentle." D ep ifs Hin on
Not fierce e enough to control my son.’
Natalie agreed with this point. Having
seen Jim''s wife a few times, she was
always soft-spoken and gentle. Cyril
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As for Ava, she answered Trevon''s question directly, "Trevon, | have already formted a study n for Cyril with Frank."
Natalie remained silent as she thought, ‘Cyril''s good days are probablying to an end.’ Trevon just smiled and didn''t press
further on what the n was.
Ava was quite concerned about her son''s study performance. Given Harper''s grades, it seemed unlikely he would get into
university this year. Edward and Rose were already nning to have Harper repeat a year. Ava and Frank did not want Cyril to
follow Harper''s path and nned to help him in advance.
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