Chapter 1349: Sending Sam Home

Sam died in a foreign land, amidst the red autumn leaves. As his relative, Kelvin decided to cremate his body and bring it back to Chulae for burial. On the same day they received the news, Cheyenne heard her father-in-law Channing's weary voice over the phone: "Let bygones be bygones. Let him be buried in the Lucas family cemetery; after all, we are family." Hearing this, Cheyenne knew that he had forgiven Sam and his family. "Thank you, Daddy. I always knew you were a handsome, generous, and understanding person. You would understand my decision." Her father's heart swelled with joy at his daughter's praise, though he tried to sound indifferent: "Hmph, it's good you know that! You and Kelvin should come back soon. Cierra draws little red flowers on the wall every night waiting for you." The little red flowers were a way for Cheyenne to keep Cierra happy. She had told Cierra over the phone that if she behaved, her grandpa would reward her with a little red flower every day. On