CHAPTER 66: FAREWELL SISTER

The day of Tanasha’s burial had finally arrived. Tracy’s friends had slept over on the night  before and the group of ladies had driven to the village together. The burial had passed uneventfully and Tracy had been overwhelmed by the generous support of her friends and colleagues. Some of them had even volunteered to stay over with her in the village. The overnight trip at a local resort had been a source of comfort for Tracy and she had been able to ease her sorrow considerably. Before the ladies began their return trip, Tracy passed by the village to look at her parent's home for the last time. The events that had unfolded at her aunt’s home previously had made her come to the decision to cut off everyone that was affiliated to her past. She clearly remembered the confrontation she had with her aunt in the presence of her childhood neighbours. It was etched in her memory and her heart ached when she recalled it.