Wade froze and carefully recalled that he had never visited the grave of his great uncle alone before.

　　Great uncle is the brother of your grandfather...

　　His grandfather's great uncle, that is, his grandfather's uncle or uncle should be called uncle or great uncle...

　　Wade thought about it, but felt that something was wrong. He was not very sensitive to the generation matters, and his brain was dizzy for a while.

　　Wade asked, "Grandma, are you talking about uncle or great uncle?"

　　Mrs. Alana just said it to make an excuse... She didn't even think about it.

　　She said silently, "Your grandfather's uncle and your grandfather's uncle."

　　Wade suddenly realized, "Oh, so it's the Memorial Day of two ancestors! Grandma, you confused me when you said uncle. Why don't you just say grandpa's elder uncle and grandpa's younger uncle?"

　　There are elder uncle and younger uncle. So, grandma must have been confused.

　　Mrs. Alana, with food in her mouth, raised her eyes and glanced at him, "You're not going to eat, are you?"

　　Wade's spine was chilled and he immediately picked up his food, "Eat..."

　　Mrs. Alana said quietly, "don't talk when you eat."

　　Wade didn't say anything else, always felt like his grandmother was going to slash him with her bare hands the next moment.

　　Zion tidied up and went downstairs, not long after sleepy Lucy also came downstairs.

　　They were followed by Hamza and Martin, who were whispering something to each other, with a hint of shock in Martin's eyes.

　　Lucy was still confused and the first thing he asked was, "Where's my sister?"

　　Wade, with his head down, said in a muffled voice, "she's not up yet!"

　　Okay...

　　After eating, Lucy and Zion were going to school. But found that both of them didn't have to go.

　　Lucy's eyes widened, "Why? Why don't you guys have to go?"

　　Hamza sat at the table and said lightly, "We're going to visit the grave of my great uncle."

　　Craig looked up strangely at his words, "Great uncle? A grave? How come he didn't know that?

　　He looked at Mrs. Alana in confusion, but saw her glaring at him with a very dangerous look. Craig wisely lowered his head and continued reading the newspaper.

　　Lucy shouted, "How can you go to the grave without me! I don't want to go to school, I want to go to the grave too!"

　　Mrs. Alana, "You've just started the first grade, so it's not convenient to take time off."

　　Lucy turned her head to look at Zion, "What about my brother?"

　　My brother is not in first grade!

　　Zion was lost in thought.

　　Mrs. Alana held stoically, "Zion just released from the hospital is also not convenient to go, it is not good for him."

　　Lucy felt strange and said, "What about Susie?

　　Mrs. Alana rolled up her wrist and wore a smile on her face. "Are you going to school or not? Hmm? If you can achieve first place without going to school like your two brothers, I absolutely won't object to you going. You can go now if you want, immediately go upstairs, finish a set of exercise books for me, and then come down. If you can't, you can take them with you to the grave!"

　　Lucy immediately moved back, "No, no, no!"

　　As long as you don't ask me to do homework, everything is fine!

　　Mrs. Alana, "Do you still want to go?"

　　Lucy, "No, no, no!"

　　She ran as fast as she could and got into the school bus.

　　"Ah, being a top student is really great. If you don't want to go to school, you don't have to go."

　　She looked at her brother... Tsk.

　　Lucy gave a dissatisfied glance at Zion who had just boarded the car and felt that he was too useless.

　　**

　　Hamza, who usually sits in the book bar after breakfast and reads for a while, now can't sit still and says, "I'm going out for some air."

　　Mrs. Alana looked at him with a strange look on her face and went out with a serious face and pursed lips.

　　Wade suddenly also put down his cutlery and said vaguely, "Grandma, I'm full! I'm going to go check on watcher, I'm afraid Tabby is bullying him."

　　He went out right after his speech.

　　Mrs. Alana, "What?"

　　Her eyelids fluttered, always feeling that something bad was about to happen.

　　Martin finally looked up, and after a moment of silence, said, "Mom, I found the real mother of Wade and Wade."

　　Mrs. Alana, "What...? What?"

　　Martin looked at his watch and said, "She should be at the door by now."

　　Mrs. Alana remained silent.

　　Five minutes later.

　　Mrs. Alana looked at the 'daughter-in-law' in front of her and fell into silence for a moment.

　　Was this the 'daughter-in-law' that she had never met before, who had left her children behind and ran away?

　　"How and where did you find her?" Mrs. Alana asked with a frown.

　　This 'daughter-in-law'... She looked less like a normal human being and more like a zombie from TV.

　　Martin faintly shrugged it off, "Kellen helped me to find it."

　　Kellen, who had just stepped through the doorway, turned around very smoothly and walked out, making a very logical emergency.

　　Mrs. Alana, "Kellen?!"

　　Kellen rubbed his nose, walked in reluctantly, and said, "I found her in the mountain."

　　Mrs. Alana didn't believe it, "Really?"

　　Are you sure it wasn't lifted out of laboratory?

　　I don't blame Mrs. Alana for being wary because she was worried about the safety of her family, afraid that the 'daughter-in-law' would suddenly rise up and bite.

　　Susie's soft voice rang out at this moment, "Grandma, what dad said is true, the other day... We found Aunt Jinny together the other day."

　　She had just woken up, still wearing her 'night clothes' from last night, all in black.

　　Susie, with her messy hair and a small chirp loose on one side and a thin hairband barely tied on the other, which could also fall apart at any moment.

　　Alex stepped on her shoulder and bent her head slightly, her small green bean eyes staring at the uninvited guest in the living room.

　　"Is that so?" Mrs. Alana asks.

　　Susie's little eyes drifted, "Yes... Yes!"

　　Mrs. Alana sighed in her heart, but couldn't bear to poke at her.

　　"Well, that's great Susie." Mrs. Alana kindly stroked her soft hair, removed the ringlets that were ready to fall out and ran her hair through.

　　Susie breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Don't worry, Grandma, Aunt Jinny won't bite."

　　Everyone's eyes were finally back on Jinny.

　　Jinny stared at Wade from the moment she entered, her eyes really didn't blink, not a bit of a living person should have.

　　Her clothes are worn out, the material and style are very special, a bit like a Taoist robe and not quite the same. Loose draped on the body and the location of the armpits of the dress are rotten, and looks a bit like a shawl.

　　Hamza's jacket was also tied around his waist...

　　Hamza's heart tightened.

　　But Mrs. Alana pretended not to notice and asked, "So what is she...?"

　　Susie said, "Aunt Jinny was sick.... and Expert Patriarch said that she lost her spiritual wisdom."

　　Oh, so she's still a little silly?

　　She was more hesitant...

　　Mrs. Alana looked at the skinny, thin and dark Jinny. Her dark was not the kind of sun-darkened dark, a bit like burnt kind of dark...

　　"So, is she eating or... drinking blood?" Mrs. Alana asked hesitantly.

　　The crowd, “What?”