Obsession With You

It was the month of July in L City.

The car moved slowly in the heavy rain and headed towards the cemetery.

The weather was damp and the atmosphere was filled with depression.

Penny Lou was looking askance at the broken raindrops on the closed window.

"How did he die?" she asked simply. Her voice was very hoarse. Perhaps it was because she hadn't spoken for a long time.

"He died of a cardiac arrest at midnight a week ago. When he was found the next morning, he was long gone." Samuel Chi who was sitting in the driver's seat looked at her from the rearview mirror above him.

This was the first time she had asked about her uncle, Cody Lou, since he passed away.

After Penny's biological parents died when she was still a child, she was taken in by the Lou Family. Aside from her grandmother, Willow, her late uncle had always treated her as his own child. However, she ran away from home a few years ago.

Cody had loved Penny and doted on her for more than ten years. However, her reaction to his death was extremely and surprisingly cold. She hadn't even shed a single tear for him until now.

A few moments later, Samuel parked the car outside the cemetery.

When the ignition was turned off, the humming sound stopped. The pattering sound of the torrential rain was the only thing that could be heard now.

Penny sighed deeply and got out of the car. Immediately her feet touched the muddy ground, she frowned as her shoes were stained.

She hated rainy days with every fiber of her being.

At this moment, a tall and thin man was standing in front of Cody's tombstone. He was wearing an expensive customized suit with a matching tie. A wine-red umbrella was over his head and its wooden handle was held in his powerful hand.

With her head raised, Penny glanced at the man and pursed her lips. Samuel stood beside her and asked in confusion, "Miss Lou, why aren't you going there?"

This question jolted her back to her senses. She opened her arms and said in a serious tone, "I can't move forward. The ground is filled with mud. I'm afraid that my feet would get dirty. You have to carry me over."

"Huh?" Samuel became stiff and looked at her with an embarrassed expression on his face. However, he couldn't refuse.

As soon as the man at the tombstone turned around, he saw Samuel giving Penny a piggyback.

She behaved like she was still a child. When she was young, she was the only one that was over-pampered by all the peers in the upper class.

Growing up, she was given a free hand to do whatever she wanted. The other children always rallied around her. Even if she pointed at the stars in the sky, someone would try all means to meet her demand.