Chapter 135

"Really? But who could it be? Your parents have been gone for so long, and their old friends have probably forgotten all about them. They haven't even mentioned your parents in forever, let alone visited their graves." Lindey's words hit harder than I expected.

The whole "out of sight, out of mind" thing? Yeah, it's pretty real.

Before, it didn't really get to me, but hearing Lindey put it so bluntly? That stung.

"Maybe it was just a mistake," Lindey suggested, trying to make me feel better.

I glanced at the tombstone, where my parents' names and photos were etched so clearly. How could anyone possibly make a mistake like that?

It was the kind of thing you'd say to a kid to stop them from freaking out.

"Maybe," I echoed, just going along with Lindey's words to avoid dragging the convo out any longer.

I'd already confirmed the flowers weren't from Lindey or Matthew, and it didn't seem likely they were from any of my parents' old friends. That left one option: this bouquet was def