Chapter 11

My vision went dark.

I'm not sure if it was from shock at Felix's words, or low blood sugar from the stomach pumping.

I stood rooted to the spot for several seconds before I reacted: "What did you say?"

Felix chuckled.

"You suggested it earlier, remember? Asked if I'd be willing to share a grave."

"I thought about it and think it's not a bad idea. I don't have any family anyway."

"When we're buried together, I can benefit from the offerings your family brings when they visit you."

"I've thought it over and think this plan isn't bad."

Raising my head, I noticed his gradually widening mouth and dazed expression.

Felix couldn't help but laugh: "I won't freeload. I'll help collect your body, how about that?"

I took a step back.

Placing my hand over my fluttering heart.

You know what, I was actually a bit tempted.

"But I'm afraid you'll be disappointed. My family won't come burn incense for me."

"You saw earlier, they probably won't even come see me once."

"That's alright," Felix shrugged.

"At least we'll have company. We can chat down there in the future."

As he spoke, he gradually bent down and leaned close to me.

The expression on his face was completely different from William's.

An almost devoted seriousness.

"If you have other candidates, you can also..."

"Deal!"

I chose the most beautiful moonlit beach in the city.

There were even some bioluminescent algae by the sea, absolutely gorgeous.