"The so-called husband and wife should share both life and death, blessings and misfortunes. We are already married, and I will walk this path well with her."
"Today, in front of you, I promise that as long as I'm here, I will protect her peace and ensure her life is carefree."
His words were slow and deliberate, like making a solemn vow.
His unique low voice slowly drifted across the tombstone and could be heard from afar.
Summer Sutton was shocked as she looked at him, unable to believe what she had just heard.
She stared at him quietly for a long time and gently curved her lips; her heart was warm.
Adrian Walyon did not explain his words further, pulling her hand and placing it in his coat pocket. He led her out of the cemetery, saying, "Let's go, it's getting dark!"
It was already so late, and it was too late for them to return to Northtown.
Summer Sutton led Adrian Walyon to a hotel in River City. After checking in, she took him around the city for a stroll.
