Chapter 136

• Focused and composed, Leon calmly unwraps the large bouquet of vibrant gerberas they brought, deftly removing the wilted ones and placing them on the grass beside him with practiced ease. Sophia watches him attentively, noting his familiarity with the task as he delicately arranges the fresh blooms in the holding vase and tops up the water bottle. She can't help but feel regretful that he had been taking care of this alone for so long, wishing she had been by his side.
• "Do you want to do this?" Leon offers the gift bag to Sophia, who takes it with trembling fingers, feeling clumsy and emotional, far from the composed person she had hoped to be. The task proves harder than anticipated, overwhelming her with a flood of emotions.
• The image of her daughter's tiny face from years past remains vivid in Sophia's mind, each feature etched in her memory as if it were yesterday. She recalls the sensation of holding her delicate, light form, her unique scent, and the memories flood her mind. Gazing at the ground below, she acknowledges that her daughter rests there, waiting for her, a painful realization that she had neglected her presence and the importance of visiting her resting place with Leon.