Chapter 462 Someone Who Will Never Come Back

Old Lady Annette, who was sitting next to Old Lady Naomi, looked at her sister with some concern.

After Old Lady Naomi muttered a few words to herself, a hint of apology appeared on her face.

She turned to look at her sister, forced a smile on her face and said:

"It seems that I have to hurry back. Vadim must be waiting anxiously!"

Old Lady Annette took a deep look at her sister, then sighed and said:

"I'll let Julie contact a carriage for you."

Hearing this, Eros, who was sitting next to her, said:

"I came here by carriage, and now the carriage I hired is still parked on the street outside."

"If you don't mind, you can take the carriage with me back to Youl Street."

After hearing this, old lady Naomi turned to look at Eros, and said with gratitude:

"Thank you, young sir."

Eros shook his head and sighed softly: "Mr. Vadim is also my friend, you don't have to be so polite to me."

Hearing Eros' words, old lady Naomi seemed to have thought of something, and looked at Eros and shouted uncertainly:

"Are you Officer Doyle?"

Hearing old lady Naomi calling his name, Eros suddenly remembered that he hadn't introduced himself yet.

So, he quickly introduced himself: "Yes, I am Conan Doyle."

"Old lady, do you know me?"

Old lady Naomi's eyes showed a touch of tenderness:

"Vadim once mentioned you in front of me. He praised you as a kind and responsible police officer."

Eros showed a hint of realization in his eyes, so that's it.

Immediately, he looked at the old lady Naomi in front of him with a look of nostalgia in her eyes, and after hesitating for a moment, he spoke comfortingly:

"The old lady still needs to pay attention to her health."

Naomi shook her head, indicating that the young man in front of her did not need to worry, and then she looked at Eros and said softly:

"Officer Doyle, can we return to Youer Street?"

"I'm afraid Vadim is waiting anxiously."

Hearing this, Eros immediately stood up and said, "We can go back now."

As he said this, Eros reached out to support the old lady opposite, and the old lady turned to look at Eros with a touch of gratitude in her eyes.

In this way, Eros supported the old lady who was trembling when she walked, and boarded the carriage back to Youer Street in the West District.

Before the carriage started moving, Eros also specifically told the coachman to slow down the speed later.

After returning to Youl Street, old lady Naomi lifted the car window curtain and looked out, and asked in a puzzled tone:

"Officer Doyle, our house is not in that direction."

Eros retracted his gaze from the window and said softly:

"This is the direction to the church."

After hearing this, old lady Naomi was stunned for a moment, and then she whispered to herself:

"Oh! Yes! We have to go to the church, Vadim should be in the church now."

"I am really old and confused..."

After arriving at the side hall of Youlton Cathedral, which is specially used for funerals, Naomi looked at the side hall that had been decorated, and her lips trembled and whispered:

"Vadim..."

While shouting, the old woman walked faster into the hall.

Seeing this, Eros hurried forward to support her.

After arriving at the hall, old lady Naomi was stunned for a moment when she looked at the empty coffin.

Eros, who was standing by, saw this and explained softly:

"Mr. Vadim's body has been cremated according to the laws of the empire."

On hearing this, old lady Naomi noticed the box in the coffin.

Her lips trembled for a moment, but she didn't say anything in the end.

Didn't she even see her child for the last time? Old lady Naomi looked a little sad.

She didn't blame the police for cremating Vadim's body without her consent.

After all, this is the law of the empire. Although they cremated it too quickly, it was still in accordance with the law.

She just blamed herself a little. If she had come back from her sister's place two days earlier, she wouldn't have missed seeing her child for the last time.

Old Lady Naomi stared at the box in front of her blankly, and only after looking at it for a long time did she retract her gaze and said to Eros in a somewhat wooden voice:

"You should have paid for these things. Tell me the price, and I have to pay you back."

Eros shook his head and said: "Mr. Vadim is my friend, and I should do all these."

Seeing Eros's very tough refusal, Old Lady Naomi had to give up.

She glanced at the box in the coffin with a soft look, and said as if talking to herself:

"I have to send a letter to inform my relatives at home, and let them come to see Vadim for the last time."

After saying this, Old Lady Naomi retracted her gaze from the box and began to ask Eros if there was any paper and pen here.

Just when Eros was helping Old Lady Naomi write a letter.

...

At the same time, on the other side, an old deep diver with a catfish head stood on the sea cliff.

It withdrew its gaze from the distant city outline and carefully looked around at its fellows in front of it.

Then, it shouted loudly in an excited and enthusiastic tone:

"Their sacrifice is valuable. It is precisely because they perfectly distracted the church that our experiment was able to proceed so smoothly."

"May their souls forever crawl at the feet of the great Father."

After hearing this, the other deep divers all followed suit and chanted in unison.

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In Mrs. Maria's welfare home, the little girl named Hela sat obediently on the steps at the door of the home, waiting for someone who would never come again.

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[School has started, sob, the data has been cut in half, which makes my already failing data even worse. ]

[I want a love generator, just watch 15 seconds of GG. Taozi really needs this. ]