Ningzhou.
After the coal mine collapse accident years ago, no one dared to approach the foot of Da Huan Mountain, where a couple lived.
Bamboo fence, thatched cottage, stone house, flower pavilion.
No one knew the couple's names, only occasionally hunters in the nearby mountains would see the man supporting his wife as they went up the mountain, visiting each of the eighty or so newly built graves to pay their respects and burn paper money.
Ningzhou is a remote area with blocked news. Although some information returned after the sensational case in the Capital was judged, not everyone knew about it.
Therefore, most people assumed this couple were relatives of the accident victims, unable to ascertain which grave belonged to their relatives, so they paid respects to each one.
At the moment, Fanghua stood in front of one of the graves, holding incense and paper money in her hands, her expression somewhat dazed.
