Chapter 26

She had given him all her blessings even though he had hurt her. He would rather have had to endure her hatred and anger than receive her easy forgiveness. Mr. Connor, the lawyer, said, "Miss Shaw had a dying wish." Dixon found it hard to control his sorrow. Mr. Connor continued, "Miss Shaw hoped that you can send her off on the day of her passing by playing her favorite piano piece, 'The Street Where Wind Resides'." Dixon looked up at Mr. Connor in surprise. He asked, "What did you say?" "Miss Shaw wanted to hear you play 'The Street Where Wind Resides' for her." He did not know how to play the piano... Dixon suddenly turned to look at the calm Lance Gregg fearfully. Lance was wearing a black coat and looked indifferent. Beside him was an extraordinarily expensive piano. Dixon's voice shook as he asked, "You knew about this long ago?" "Yes, the person the little lady liked is me." Lance stared at the half-open casket fixedly. Only the girl's neck and lower body could be see