Chapter 1041 Avenge Him
When a soul keeps fingering in the present or harbors regrets, <b>it </b>will form resentments. Over time<b>, </b><b>the </b>sou <b>may </b>be <b>an </b>earthbound spirit and reenact its final moments or lingering regrets,” Kolton exined
” as you say, Mr. Pennington. Grandpa <b>Gordon </b><b>looked </b><b>distraught </b>in <b>my </b>dreams. He must have some
<b>gering </b>regrets,” Wynter replied <b>seriously</b>.
The crow was amused by her pretense <b>and let </b><b>out </b>a <b>funny </b>caw. Wynter overheard his yful shriek and shot the crow a sharp <b>nce</b>.
Composing herself, she continued<b>, </b>“<b>In that </b>case<b>, </b>the <b>cremation urn </b><b>indeed </b>belongs to Grandpa Gordon. For some reason, he told <b>me </b>that <b>he’s </b><b>feeling </b><b>cold </b><b>down </b><b>there </b>and seems <b>to </b>have <b>lost </b>something.”
Wynter momentarily paused before <b>saying</b><b>, </b><b>“</b><b>I </b>wonder why he said that. <b>Do </b>you have <b>a </b>clue<b>, </b>Mr. Pennington?”
Kotton sighed heavily. He didn’t dare to feign ignorance lest Wynter brought <b>up </b>Mt. Dragon once more. He slowly exined, “Without <b>a </b>proper resting ce, the cremation urn bes a forsaken tomb. “Furthermore, this geomanticyout is designed to steal others‘ fortune. Not only does it endanger the living, but it also disturbs the peace of the dead.
“We’re under our ancestors‘ protection<b>, </b>and their remains are stored in the memorial halls to watch over future generations.
<b>*</b>However, Gordon’s remains are found buried here. Instead of protecting the family, he’s protecting whoever is behind this. No soul will endure such torments.”
Meeting Wynter’s gaze, Kolton added, “If the person you’ve dreamt of is truly an ancestor of the Quinnell family, I fear he has be an earthbound spirit.”
Kolton intended to beat around the bush to save his own skin. However, Wynter wasted no time to uncover the truth.
“Are you saying that Den stole the cremation urn and left Grandpa Gordon as a wandering soul? Not to mention he stole the family’s fortune and protection for his own,” she asserted.
Kolton attempted to refute, but Wynter sternly <b>cut </b>him off. “Den manipted Grandpa Gordon’s remains to inflict harm upon the family.
“That’s why Grandpa Gordon can’t find peace and has sumbed to his resentments. He was turned into <b>an </b>earthbound spirit by <b>an </b>ingrate<b>, </b>condemned to never rest.”
Casting a solemn gaze at the rtives, Wynter dered<b>, </b>“Grandpa Gordon has suffered for decades at Den’s hands. It’s <b>only </b><b>fair </b>that I exact retribution for him!”
Stunned by Wynter’s gaze<b>, </b>everyone couldn’t help but sense Gordon’s presence behind her. They could <b>even </b>faintly discern his silhouette lingering.
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