Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Mason and David had a long discussion by themselves.
No one knew what they talked about.
But it didn't matter because it was just an extra member joining the Fordham family anyway.
That was it.
On the other hand, Tatiana was a little worried.
If the whole Fordham family were to be added to the family registry, would her children inherit less from the Heath family?
Humans were born selfish.
When the event actually came to pass, everyone would be thinking about their own benefit.
However, the result of the discussion between David and Mason surprised everyone.
Even though David wasn't acknowledged as one of the Fordhams, he wasn't planning to change his surname to Heath.
He saw himself as a Fordham because his mother married Douglas.
Nevertheless, he didn't mind his family being relatives with the Fordham family.
Mason was a little disappointed, but he still respected David's decision because he knew how well Douglas treated David's
family.
Mason asked the Fordham family to stay so that they could focus on their recuperation, and they gladly accepted the offer.

The next day, Olivia and Ethan brought the children to the cemetery to visit Eugenia and Jeff.
The cemetery was on a hill.
The trees were covered with flowers, and petals danced in the wind.
Some moss grew over Jeff's tomb.
Olivia placed a bouquet before the tomb and began updating Jeff about her life.
She mentioned she had finally found her family and found out who the mastermind was.

"Dad, my only regret is not being able to bring Jacqueline here to beg for forgiveness.
You don't have to worry about me.
I've grown up.
I'm capable of protecting others now." Ethan knelt by the grave, brushing the dried leaves away from the tomb.
"I'm sorry for letting you down in the past.
I swear I'll never hurt Liv again." The kids began talking to Jeff too.
Zack was holding a wooden knife.
Grandpa, I've received your present.
I love it.
Mom kept many of the handcrafted toys you made for me.
I always think of you when I look at them." Alicia said, "Mom told us that your biggest regret was that you couldn't meet us when
we were babies.

Are you watching us from above? I hope you can see how well we're doing." Then, the sound of the flute could be heard from
afar.
Willow stood on the hillside, playing the flute toward the horizon, expressing her sorrow through the melody.
Right then, Olivia received a call.
It was from Warren! He promised that he would root out her enemies, and it had been taking him a long time to locate Deborah's
lair.
It was pleasant news for Olivia.
There had been no news about Deborah since the day she escaped.
It was highly possible that she was with Brandon.

Perhaps this could be a clue to find out where Shana was.
"Where's Deborah?" Olivia hurriedly asked.
It turned out that Deborah had escaped to an island close to Louis' base.
Could this be a pure coincidence? Warren said, "She's with Brandon.
There's a blind lady too.
You kinda look like her." It was as Olivia had expected! "Give me the exact location.
Don't do anything rash.
I'll be on my way soon.” After the Fordham and Heath families learned the news, they became agitated.
Even David, who was ill, wanted to come along to save his wife.
However, Olivia was worried because Brandon was Louis' best apprentice.
"We can split up into two teams.
I have to meet Louis first," she suggested.
To win a battle, one had to know one's enemy very well.