Bow down willingly as a child

Chen Shuzhen's funeral was chosen on the fourth day after her cremation, which also happened to be her birthday.

Shang Zhendong didn't attend, because he was too busy to get away, and Shang Xuyan made it clear on the day of the cremation that he was not qualified to attend Chen Shuzhen's funeral.

He didn't want to make a scene at Chen Shuzhen's funeral. He would rather Chen Shuzhen think he was a heartbroken person, and he didn't want to fight with Shang Xuyan at the funeral, making her leave uneasy.

The weather was fine that day, not as misty and rainy as the desolate atmosphere rendered in TV dramas.

Clear sky, a little hot.

Tree shadows fell on the concrete floor of the cemetery, on people's noses and arms.

This is a silent funeral procession.

As the eldest son, Shang Xuyan walked in the front with Chen Shuzhen's photo in his arms. He was wearing sackcloth and filial piety, with stubble growing on his chin.

After Chen Shuzhen passed away, he almost suffered from insomnia, and he could only sleep soundly for an hour or two in Bai Kangzhe's arms.

Lu Qi is not much better, he has shaved his beard, but his short hair has grown a lot and looks a little messy, there are thick dark circles under his glasses, his eyes are staring blankly at Shang Xuyan's heels in front of him, and his hands are tight Holding Chen Shuzhen's urn tightly, for fear of falling to the ground.

Bai Kangzhe shouldn't have come, but he was really worried about the status of the two brothers, so he had no choice but to follow.

Chen Shuzhen's tomb is located in a corner of the cemetery, the last row.

She liked to be quiet when she was alive, and there were no other "dwellers" near this corner, and the shadows of the trees were just enough to cover the sun.

Putting the photo in front of the tomb, Shang Xuyan squatted down, looking at the photo with splashed ink and gray.

"Mom, if you don't like the place I picked for you, just tell me in your dream."

He murmured lightly, his fingertips tenderly brushing across Chen Shuzhen's pretty face.

There was such a daze, he seemed to see the person in the photo smiling at him, but when he looked closely, nothing happened.

It seems to be too tired.

Shang Xuyan thought so.

The tomb was ready, and Lu Qi, who was following behind, put the urn into the tomb, sprinkled a handful of Ming coins into it, went around to light candles and incense in front of the tomb.

What Bai Kangzhe held in his arms was a large bouquet of carnations, each of which was personally selected by Shang Xuyan.

He didn't know what flowers Chen Shuzhen liked. Xu Zhenglei said that carnations represent gentle women and great maternal love.

So he chose a bouquet of pink carnations.

Taking the carnations and putting them on the ground, Shang Xuyan took chickens, fruits and other sacrifices from the funeral staff and placed them in front of the grave.

At this time, Lu Qi took out a ball of thread from his pocket, and Bai Kangzhe took a closer look, it was the strings on his guitar.

He held the strings hard for a long time before he walked to the tomb and pressed the strings on the urn.

"As you wish, I will study computers hard in the future."

At this time, there was a breeze, like Chen Shuzhen's response.

I just don't know if it's good or bad.

After the coins were burned and the ceremony was over, the staff sealed the tomb, packed up their things and left. Shang Xuyan and Lu Qi stood side by side in a rare kindness, looking at the photo of Chen Shuzhen's death.

Bai Kangzhe didn't want to disturb them, so he stood behind them and looked into the distance with his back to them.

The tranquility of the cemetery made him feel peaceful.

"Give."

An envelope suddenly appeared in front of him, and Lu Qi stood beside him.

"This is?"

Taking the envelope, Bai Kangzhe saw Deng Yihe's name written on it.

Deng Yihe.

His heart tightened, and Bai Kangzhe's hands began to tremble.

"Deng Yihe didn't seem to know that you moved, so he sent the letter to the place where you used to live, but Xu Ming took it away. I met him a while ago, and he asked me to give this to you."