All Chapters of Lost Wind: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Humans can plan, but God decides. The words floated through Olivia's mind as she and her mother came out of the morgue, her mother devastated by Evie's death. She had to support her mother's body when leaving the morgue, and sat her in a long wooden chair in front of the morgue. Lucas offered her mother a glass of water. Her mother's gaze was now completely blank, her face almost expressionless. Only her tears continued to flow down between her cheeks, making her eyelids sparkle as the sunlight hit her. Olivia took her phone, she called another relative. At a time like this, someone must accompany her mother while she takes care of the body of her sister. Before they left the morgue, the medical officer said that someone had to take care of Evie's body. She needed a retrieval certificate, and a death certificate from the hospital before Evie's body was transferred to the funeral home. A few minutes later, her uncle and a

Luckily when they arrived, the coffin had not been buried. Leah, Grace, Darcy, and Althan had joined the Beatancy High School students who were mourning. For the umpteenth time, Grace cried when she saw the coffin containing Evie's body being lowered into the grave, Leah and Mia, who hugged her to strengthen her, even cried with her. They no longer cry because they are sorry like when they were in the infirmary, now they cry because of a question that pierces their chest. Why would they do something absolutely fatal for the sake of envy? None of them could answer that question, they could only cry to wash their dirty souls. If that's all enough. Almost all the mourners who came cried when the coffin containing Evie's body began to be lowered into the grave, the clear sky turned dark and a cold wind swept over the mourners. The leaves on some of the big trees began to move in the gust of wind, they whispered in a language that could never be understood but could

Mia stepped into her house, Leah watched her until she stood on the veranda of the house. Mia smiled her last smile before entering the house, and Leah ordered the driver to leave Mia's house. Leah told the driver to drive faster because she was really tired, and needed a warm shower to relax her tense muscles. Her stomach was also starting to feel hungry, after the nausea whacked her stomach for several hours, finally the tight feeling of hunger came. Not until fifteen minutes later Leah's car arrived at her house, Leah's driver drove the car very carefully when they entered garage. Leah immediately got off as soon as her car was perfectly parked, she walked into the house. Heavy rain fell when Leah opened the front door of her house, she looked up. It finally rained after the black clouds had hung in the sky for a long time, and the air was getting colder and colder. Leah passed the living room and found her mother sit

The sun had set about two hours ago when Grace had dinner with her mother and little brother at their house big but empty. That night, for the umpteenth time, her father had to go out of town to review her new business. As a businessman, her father never trusted other people to inspect his new business location. Sometimes just a few days, but often weeks.Grace has accustomed to this situation, her brother and mother depend on her when her father was not at home. The maid her father hired only come in the morning and go home after sunset. After that she was the one who had to take care of her mother who had been paralyzed for several years ago, since virus attacked her mother brain cells.A case that is quite rare and usually attacks children. A year after the virus was diagnosed it developed in her mother's brain cells, her mother suffers from permanent paralysis which causes her to spend time in a wheelchair. In fact, what was sad was that her mother's motor skills slowly disappeared

Lightning struck near Leah's house. The strong wind slapped the window of her room. The hinges of the lock came off the hook, the window came loose, opening and closing like someone was banging on the door from the outside.Leah, who was sleeping, was suddenly startled when the sound of the window banging was heard loudly in her room, she got up from a half-lying position. Her body leaned against the headboard of her bed. She was silent for a moment, staring at the clock which showed one in the morning, smelling the scent of rain from the gust of wind went into her room.The window was still moving like a mental hospital prisoner going berserk. She got up and walked slowly towards the window. With both hands pulling the window inwards so that it would no longer move wildly, she sighed in annoyance when she saw that the window lock latch had been damaged by the strong gust of wind. She turned to the dressing table near her bed, then let go of the handle, letting the window move wildly a