Bab 165: End of Carnival

Music Recommendation: A meeting is arranged- John Lunn

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Remembering the day his mother had been killed, it left a bitterness in Vincent's mouth. He knew his mother was dead because she had sacrificed herself to keep him and his sister alive. And the very thought irked him. 

He despised his mother's kindness, knowing she wouldn't have been killed if she had been selfish. It was the first time he had spoken to anyone about his mother's death.

But Vincent didn't narrate every detail to Eve, just enough to let her know what had happened. 

On the other hand, hearing what the first Lady Moriarty had to endure broke Eve's heart. And considering how young Vincent and Marceline were, she could only imagine the pain the two had gone through. 

She saw Vincent stretch his arms above his head from where he sat.