Chapter 234: Grandma's Grave

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As soon as the group finished having their food, they followed Eileen to the depths of the forest where the tomb lay. As they moved through the forest Eileen and Zena's faces turned sadder, they didn't mutter a word, Alan could tell they were affected by the loss of the person they were going to see.

As soon as Eileen moved a couple of bushes that were on her path she muttered in a soft tone "We are here"

Alan could sense the heavy feeling from the words Eileen spoke.

As Eileen led the group to this poignant site, a hush fell over them. The air was thick with a sense of reverence, and the forest seemed to hold its breath, as though paying tribute to the enduring love that had once thrived here.