Chapter 116. On the Now

ASHLENE

I know the funeral is over but I couldn’t rest thinking that I haven’t even visited. Dylan, now more than ever, needs someone to be there for him. It’s not easy to be alone on a moment like this, and thinking he is… it’s hard. It breaks my heart.

“Vince, hey… may you please send this package to Dionzon Realty?” I asked Vince, one of my assistants.

He looked at the package quizzingly. Did I outdo myself? Did the shining and tinkly silver ribbon I used as a bow too much for a black box?

“Right away, Attorney.”

“Thank you.”

I don’t know if it’s too weird to send something like that to Dylan. I mean, after all. But I have the best of intentions. I just want to console him, give something for him to remember that he’s not alone in this. If I were when Mom died, I’m sure it’ll drive me insane.

Vince left my office and closed the door gently. Good thing is that Dad and Anton had gotten into an important meeting with the public attorneys at