Lily Turner’s expression just became so serious, Easton Holmes thought she must be about to tell him something heavy, which he had anticipated, but he hadn’t expected her to make such a decision so quickly.
She had only just found out about it at noon, and in just one afternoon, she made a decision, and a very decisive one at that.
"Okay."
Easton had said before that no matter what decision Lily made, he would support her.
"Thank you!"
Lily blurted out a thank you, and Easton’s face suddenly didn’t look so good, "We are husband and wife, why are you thanking me."
She was always politely thanking him, making him feel like an outsider in front of her.
"I won’t say it again in the future."
"That’s more like it."
In the past, whenever Easton said this, Lily would definitely retort, but today she didn’t; she wasn’t in the mood to banter with him.
"I don’t want the Taylor Family to know about this; don’t tell them, not even Grandpa and Uncle," Lily just wanted to quietly visit her father’s grave with her mother. This had nothing to do with the Taylor Family, and she didn’t want any contact with them.
"Can you keep it a secret for me?"
She tilted her head and stared at him, waiting for him to give her an answer.
Easton sighed almost inaudibly and nodded affirmatively at her, "I promise not to tell anyone about this."
He could see what she was thinking, and since she didn’t want to see the Taylor Family, he respected her wishes.
"Tha..."
Lily had just opened her mouth to say a thank you, when Easton’s displeased gaze shot over, making her quickly shut her mouth.
"I just want to visit my dad’s grave with my mom. Is my dad’s grave isolated?"
Besides her father, Daxton Taylor, Lily didn’t want to see her deceased grandparents. Ever since she learned about what they did back then, her heart was filled with resentment towards them.
Whether she would go see the two elders in the future was uncertain for her; for now, she didn’t want to see them.
As soon as Lily asked, Easton immediately understood what she meant. Knowing her dad’s grave was adjacent to her grandparents’, his heart skipped a beat.
"Uncle Daxton’s grave is next to Grandpa Taylor’s and Grandma Taylor’s, but Uncle Daxton’s grave is independent." Easton didn’t hide the truth from Lily and told her about the actual situation of the grave. After he spoke, he quietly observed her reaction.
Lily didn’t speak for a long time, lowering her head, lost in thought. He didn’t make a sound to disturb her, silently watching her, waiting for her to think it through and respond.
"I understand. On the third, you can take me and my mom there." Lily thought for a long time and struggled with it, but she ultimately decided to visit her father’s grave.
When Easton heard Lily’s answer, he subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief. In fact, he hoped she would go and pay her respects.
It wasn’t because of the Taylor Family, but he didn’t want her to have any regrets in the future, nor did he want to see her sighing all day over this matter.
Easton tightened his embrace, holding her closer in his arms, "Alright, I will definitely take you both there that day."
It felt like a promise, like a commitment; he spoke earnestly, without the slightest insincerity.