CHAPTER 276: CHAPTER 276: NO LONGER ALONE

"Let’s set off in the morning!" Summer Sutton didn’t eat much breakfast, put down her chopsticks, and hurried upstairs to pack.

There were no family left for her in River City. This time she didn’t plan to stay long, bringing only a few books to read on the plane instead of a change of clothes.

Adrian Walyon went with her. After breakfast, they bought tickets and set off.

They arrived in River City in the afternoon.

Summer Sutton didn’t even rest, bought some flowers, and headed straight to the cemetery.

This was the first time she brought Adrian Walyon to this place.

It was also Adrian Walyon’s first time meeting his father-in-law as a son-in-law.

It had been a long time since Summer Sutton last returned to River City, the last time being before she married Adrian Walyon.

But during that visit, she didn’t come to see Father Sutton.

Summer Sutton no longer had any relatives in this world. In principle, Father Sutton’s grave should be overgrown from long unattended care.

However, when they arrived, they were surprised to find the grave neatly maintained, as if someone had specially cleaned it.

In front of the tombstone lay a fresh bouquet, seemingly placed not long ago.

Summer Sutton quietly stared at the flowers in front of Father Sutton’s tombstone, lost in thought.

Who sent the flowers?

The only close relatives of her father alive were Gina Sutton’s family.

But considering how all three of Gina Sutton’s family despised her, wishing her away, would they come to see Dad?

That was obviously impossible.

If it wasn’t them, then who could it be?

Perhaps one of Dad’s old friends?

But so many years had passed since Dad left, and any close friends from the past should have long forgotten him.

Who else could it be?

Summer Sutton truly couldn’t figure it out.

Adrian Walyon was also staring at the bouquet, lost in thought.

Quietly, he guessed the possibility but said nothing.

Summer Sutton was only stunned for a moment and didn’t think much of it.

After placing her own flowers down, she started chatting with Father Sutton.

"Dad, I’m married! It’s only now that I’m telling you, and I know that’s not right."

"The marriage was arranged years ago by Grandpa Walyon, uniting with the Walyon Family. Standing by my side is your son-in-law, Adrian Walyon, who came here with me."

"Dad, I’m living well now. No one bullies me, and there’s nothing troubling in my life. The Walyons treat me well, so you can be at peace."

"Dad, I’ll be graduating in two years. Ever since entering the Film Academy, my performance has always been great. I should be able to become the second you, the best producer."

"Dad, you have always known what I’m striving for. After I graduate, this goal will soon be realized, so rest assured!"

Standing there in front of the tombstone, Summer Sutton spoke with Father Sutton for a long time.

It was as if he were still alive, chatting about life, studies, dreams, and aspirations.

Adrian Walyon quietly listened beside her, not interrupting.

Summer Sutton stayed at the tombstone for more than three hours.

She seemed reluctant to leave, until it turned dark.

Noticing the time, Summer Sutton was about to leave, but Adrian Walyon held her hand.

Surprised, Summer Sutton looked at him, not understanding his intention.

Under her bewildered gaze, Adrian Walyon did something unexpected.

Pulling her to his side, facing the tombstone, his expression serious, "Dad, Summer has joined the Walyon Family. She is my wife, and from now on, she is no longer alone."