Chapter 633: 214: Good and Evil Will Eventually Be Rewarded_4
“When did you arrive?”

“Just now.”

He held an umbrella for her, and they talked and walked out of the cemetery together.

Fog lingered among the woods.

It was like walking in an ink painting, only adding to the loneliness.

A car was parked outside the cemetery.

Seeing Terrence Lentz coming, the driver immediately opened the car door, “Sir.”

Viola Thompson walked to the back seat.

Terrence carefully used his hand to shield the car roof.

They both got into the backseat.

Terrence said, “Shall we have a meal first?”

“Not hungry.”

“Milk tea?” Terrence continued.

Viola didn’t respond with a smile like she used to when she heard about milk tea, instead, she said, “Can we find a place to sit for a while?”

“Sure.”

Terrence nodded slightly and then instructed the driver, “To Qin Garden.”

“Yes, sir.”

Qin Garden is the most famous tea house in Capital City.

Knowing that Viola liked tea, Terrence informed his assistant on WhatsApp to prepare the best tea artist at Qin Garden.

An hour later, the car stopped at the entrance of Qin Garden.

The boss personally greeted them at the door.

“Mr. Lentz.”

Terrence nodded, “Is everything prepared?”

“Yes.”

The boss made a welcoming gesture, “Please follow me this way.”

Walking through the winding corridor of Qin Garden’s antique-style decoration, they finally reached the tea room.

Even before entering the tea room, a refreshing tea fragrance could already be smelled.

It quenched their thirst immediately.

The interior of the tea room was impeccably elegant.

The tea artist, wearing a cheongsam, had already brewed the tea, “Please, have a seat.”

Terrence pressed his thin lips lightly and said, “You can leave for now; I’ll call you if I need anything.”

“Alright,” the tea artist nodded.

Viola leaned on the stool and said, “The environment here is nice.”

“Yeah, it’s not bad.” Terrence poured Viola a cup of tea.

The tea soup was clear and bright.

It tasted soft, bitter initially then sweet, and had a lingering aftertaste.

They sat in the tea room for the whole afternoon.

In the evening, they went to a private restaurant that had fairly good food.

After the meal…

Viola received a message from Barbara Will.

Barbara said she was leaving soon and wanted to see Viola the next day.

[Alright.]

Viola replied to Barbara’s message.

Before she knew it, it was the next day.

Viola arrived at the restaurant where Barbara had asked to meet.

Barbara looked completely different from her usual plain appearance, with delicate makeup on her face, wearing a light purple dress, and a beaming smile, “Miss Thompson, I’m over here.”

She looked as if she had been given a new leash on life.

She seemed at least ten years younger.

Even Viola was taken aback by this transformed Barbara.

“Mrs. Price.”

Barbara smiled at Viola, “Miss Thompson, do you think I’ve changed a lot?”

“Yes.” Viola nodded.

Barbara said, “Miss Thompson, you don’t have to worry. I’ve truly come to terms with things. The past is the past. From now on, I will live well and happily. I will not let Nini worry, and I’ll live on her behalf in this world.”

“It’s best that you think this way,” Viola continued. “I believe that if Sisi could see you like this from heaven, she would be very happy.”

“Yes.”

Barbara took out three thousand dollars in cash from her bag, “Miss Thompson, this is the money you and your friends gave me as assistance. Thank you. Now that Nini has been found, I don’t need this money anymore. Please help me return it to your friends.”

“You keep the money, and I wish you peace and joy in the days to come.”

Barbara shook her head, “I can’t accept it.”

At this point, Barbara paused and continued, “Now that Nini is gone, if I were to keep this money, I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night. Since I’ve decided to start a new life, I don’t want to owe anyone anything.”

With that said, Viola could only accept the money.

After saying goodbye to Barbara, Viola was still somewhat worried. She looked at Barbara and said, “Mrs. Price, should I accompany you around Capital City for a few days?”

“No need,” Barbara smiled. “I’ve bought a train ticket back to my hometown.”

She hadn’t seen her parents in three years due to her search for her biological daughter.

Barbara continued, “Miss Thompson, if it’s possible, could you give me a ride to the train station? My train is scheduled two hours from now.”

“Of course,” Viola nodded slightly. “My fiancé’s car is parked outside.”

When Barbara heard the words “fiancé,” she obviously froze for a moment and then said, “Would that be too much trouble for your fiancé?”

“No, it’s no trouble.”

Viola stood up from the table, “Let’s go then.”

“Alright,” Barbara nodded, following Viola’s footsteps.