Frank Spence spoke at this mont: "I can apply for a temporary release for you."
What?
Ivy Kensington lifted her swollen, tear-stained eyelids, her vacant gaze landing on Frank Spence.
Seeing her looking his way, Frank continued calmly, "But there are conditions. After attending the funeral, you must undergo another interrogation!"
This interrogation would determine Ivy’s final sentence. Frank was giving her a chance, allowing her to clarify the events once again.
After this eting, he beca more convinced that Ivy was not the real murderer. He had to uncover the truth!
Sebastian Blackwood’s funeral was on a rainy day.
When Ivy was released from prison, she had an electronic ankle bracelet, monitored by police throughout the process.
Sharon Langley stayed by her side, holding a black umbrella for her.
"Ivy, if you need to cry, just let it out."
Sharon looked at Ivy’s expressionless face with concern, feeling a subtle anxiety.
She would rather Ivy cry; in this state, Ivy looked terrifying, her eyes devoid of any color, as if she might follow Sebastian away in the next second.
Ivy walked forward dazedly, hindered by the electronic ankle bracelet and thus moving very slowly, step by step.
Sebastian’s burial place was in the Blackwood family’s private cetery, with a vast array of pine trees standing tall. The gloomy weather made the green of the pines appear even more striking.
As a result, the man’s black-and-white photo on the tombstone was all the more heart-wrenching.
He had no excess expression, his deep eyes looking ahead as usual, yet seemingly indifferent to everything.
Ivy’s gaze collided with his in the void.
Monts later, she suddenly started gasping for breath as her pale face flushed a bright red, breathing heavily...
"Ivy, Ivy! What’s wrong with you!"
Sharon jumped in fright. What was happening? Everything was fine, so why this sudden change...
"Mommy!"
At this mont, dressed all in black, Ginny and Cody spotted Ivy and imdiately rushed over, ignoring the rain.
The two little ones hugged Ivy’s legs tightly.
Their eyes were red, "Mommy, is Daddy really gone?"
Would they never see Daddy again?
Being young, Cody couldn’t control his emotions and burst into tears: "Mommy, I miss Daddy, I miss him..."
Even Ginny, who always claid to dislike Sebastian, was quietly sobbing, asking: "Mommy, tell Daddy I don’t hate him anymore, I’ll like him from now on, let him co ho, okay? I don’t want him lying in this cold place, it’s so scary here, Cody and I both don’t like it!"
Sharon, standing nearby, heard Ginny and Cody’s words clearly, and couldn’t help but tear up!
The two children were the most pitiful ones.
At this mont, Old Madam Blackwood noticed Ivy, and imdiately walked over, her face full of anger.
"How dare you co here! You caused Sebastian’s death, how do you still have the face to confront him!"
Old Madam Blackwood shouted in fury, then quickly commanded, "Soone, get her out of here imdiately, she is not allowed to attend Sebastian’s funeral!"
"Yes!"
A few bodyguards in black stepped forward, grabbing Ivy’s arms as if to throw her out of the cetery.
"What are you doing!"
Sharon saw this and also retorted unceremoniously: "Ivy and Master Blackwood were once a married couple, and she is the mother of Ginny and Cody. Why can’t she attend Master Blackwood’s funeral!"
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