Chapter 652 The Burial
At the Wren family cemetery, Clara's burial was underway. It was a somber event, filled with heartfelt speeches and memories of her bravery and sacrifice.
As the ceremony began, a deep sadness filled the air. The cemetery felt like a sorrowful painting, touching everyone there. Clara, who gave everything for friendship and justice, would always be remembered.
Sharon and Zephyr stood in the center, their eyes full of sadness and longing. Their daughter, who once brought light to their lives, was gone. Clara, their only child and future leader of the Wren Group, left behind a legacy of courage and kindness.
Mourners quietly gazed at Clara's grave, as if looking at a legend. Candlelight flickered in the breeze, symbolizing silent mourning for her selfless acts.
A priest in a black robe read from the Bible, his voice like a heavenly tune, speaking of life's mysteries and immortality. His prayers made the ceremony even more touching and dignified.
In this quiet cemetery, everyone was moved by Clara's courage and sacrifice. She would always be a guiding light, inspiring us to face adversity with strength.
The cemetery was filled with silent sorrow and solemnity. Sharon and Zephyr, filled with longing for their daughter, would always cherish her noble deeds.
As the ceremony went on, a sacred feeling touched everyone, reminding them of life's preciousness and the value of friendship and justice. Clara's spirit would always light our way.
In this solemn cemetery, the living and the dead seemed to merge. Clara's name would always be praised, her courage and sacrifice never forgotten, inspiring us to keep moving forward.
This tragic ceremony, like a distant elegy, honored Clara's nobility and sacrifice. Everyone found strength in this tragedy, understanding life's true meaning. We sang a hymn of mourning and gratitude for this brave girl. May Clara find eternal peace; she will always be our hero, shining in our hearts.
Suddenly, Sharon fainted from crying.
"Sharon, Sharon!" Zephyr rushed to support her. Seeing her so weak, he cried out, "Someone, call a doctor!"
"Lay Mrs. Wren down, I'll handle it," Abella said, having brought a medical kit just in case.
"Abella, is Mrs. Wren okay? Did she faint from grief?" Kimberly asked anxiously.
"Yes, excessive grief can cause fainting. I'll treat her."
"Okay," Kimberly said, feeling relieved.
Abella treated Sharon, and after a while, she opened her eyes. But seeing everyone in black, she remembered her daughter's death and started crying again.
"Sharon, are you feeling better?" Zephyr cried. "I can't take another blow. I've lost Clara, I can't lose you too."
"Zephyr," Sharon said, holding him and crying.
Winston, nearby, clenched his fists, determined to avenge Clara and ease her parents' pain.
The funeral continued.
"Prepare for burial," the priest announced, and the coffin was lowered into the grave.
Soil fell onto the coffin, filling the grave bit by bit.
Sharon cried again.
Zephyr cried too.
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