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376; The Forgotten Graves
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Chapter 377: The Forgotten Graves

The message didn’t come with a number.

No name.

Just that eerie line:

“Meet me at the cemetery. We need to talk about your husband’s parents.”

Stephany stared at it long after Chris handed the phone back.

A quiet fog crept into her chest, the kind that smelled of old secrets and unmarked tombstones.

Chris didn’t blink. “Which cemetery?”

She hesitated. “Greenstone. The old family plot, west end of the city.”

His face hardened instantly. “That’s where my parents were buried.”

Silence settled between them.

Stephany adjusted her seatbelt and whispered, “Let’s go.”

“Are you sure? It might be dangerous.” He said.

“Yes Chris, wherever you’re going, I’ll go with you., and I’m sure you will protect me no matter what hat.” Stephnay reassure me him and the two of them did not drive home immediately.

At Greenstone Cemetery

It was nearly sundown when the gates creaked open.

The sky was painted in streaks of gold and ash.

Crows lined
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