At The Cemetery

The next day, August set out for the cemetery where his parents were buried. Today marked the eighth anniversary of their passing.

As he had done for the past years, he purchased flowers and candles to honor their memory and paid a remembrance visit at their gravesite.

He usually bought cheap roses worth less than $10. Gone are those years, he was extremely rich now; he almost emptied the floral store. In fact, a pickup truck was full with all the different expensive flowers he bought.

At the time his parents passed away, he was merely a mid-teenager and could not afford to pay for a standard cemetery, so they were buried at a local municipal cemetery in the outskirts of the city. Not a place for a Gibson to be buried, the thought of this caused him to feel a sudden surge in anger towards his grandfather.

The thought of removing their remains from the graveyard and reburying them at a more standard modern cemetery crossed his mind, but he quickly waved it off out of respect for his pa
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