Chapter 43 The Brightest Stars Don't Burn Out.

Much like the rain, the burning feeling inside of her didn’t seem to leave. Instead, by this morning it seemed worse, both the rain and her burning insides.

As she stared at the entrance of the graveyard, she couldn’t help but sigh and touch her forehead. It was hot. Her fever had risen over night, but she dared not miss out the death anniversary of her parents. Right now, all she needed to do was buckle up and finish her visit to her parent’s graves, after that, her body could do as it wished.

Alexandra nodded and grabbed the flower bouquet and her black long coat, throwing it over the black gown she wore and stepped out of the car into an already waiting umbrella. Michael who had been holding the umbrella, bowed when she stepped out.

“Do you need me to come along?” He inquired.

She collected the umbrella and shook her head. There was no need. “Just wait in the car.” She ordered as she strode off and passed the rolls and rolls of gravestone, only stopping when she arrived at the desi