My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 2854

Chapter 2854 

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Although her uncle still had some affection for her, it did not mean much in the face of her aunt’s repeated demands. Eventually, she 

had a falling out with her uncle’s family, and she stopped telling 

her uncle what was on her mind. 

Her aunt and cousin often asked her for money. Why did her 

uncle call her this time? 

She would find out tonight! 

Valda Theller felt a dull pain in her heart when she thought of the happy times she spent with her uncle when she was a child. 

How wonderful it would be if everything were as it was! 

Valda Theller went to her uncle’s home that night. Her uncle’s 

family of three had been waiting for her. Meanwhile, there were 

black and white photos of her parents, incense, candles, and 

some food on the living room table. It looked as if they had done a 

ritual. 

However, today was not her parents’ death anniversary, nor was it 

a special day such as Tomb Sweeping Day and winter solstice. 

“This is…” Valda Theller stared in confusion. 

Chapter 2854 

Ferris stepped forward and said awkwardly, “We haven’t paid 

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respects to your parents in a long time, so I thought we might as well do it today since you were coming back.” 

Valda Theller looked at the face similar to her father’s. Her father looked like her uncle, so Valda Theller often stared at her uncle in a daze after her father’s death. 

“Yeah, come and pay respects to your parents.” Her aunt, Rowena Santiago, also said passionately. 

Her cousin, Wynne, said, “Valda, we’ve all paid our respects. You’re the only one left. You’re the most filial to your parents. You won’t reject paying your respects, right?” 

He seemed to be hinting at something else. 

Rowena Santiago said to her son, “What are you saying? Valda is so filial to her parents. How could she not pay her respects?” She handed the incense sticks to Valda Theller as she spoke with a 

smile. 

Valda Theller stared at the incense sticks and took them a 

moment later. She lit the incense sticks and bowed respectfully to her parents’ photo three times. 

She would soon find out what her uncle’s family was up to.