The Family Treachery

After Funeral

Nancy was shivering under the umbrella, not for the outpouring rain, but thinking what her husband needed to go through during his last minutes. She kept staring at her husband's grave and her blood seemed to start boiling at its peak while a single drop of tears wasn't dropping from her eyes. She was so shocked at her husband's death that her face showed no sign of tears.

"Mom, it's getting late!" said Ethan.

"Your dad was such a good guy, Ethan. How could someone kill an innocent person like him?"

The family saw her crying for the first time after Thomas Cole's death.

"Mom, you need to take some rest, you're telling stuffs out of your sense." Emma uttered while whilst down casting.

"You're out your mind Emma! You all are out of your minds!! A healthy, happy, strong person who used to smile always, can't commit suicide that easily!!" shouted Nancy. "I'll find out the killer and stab that person's head until the death reminds him of his sinful deed."

Nancy, the mother of two, was always kind hearted and self confident. She had one of the most romantic stories from her college life with her late husband. Her two offsprings, Ethan and Emma are called the prodigies in their school, which is the only school in their small town. They are blessed with a very intelligent mental system which is compatible with mature adults. They're known in the entire town for their sharp brain and fast problem solving capability. Thus, for taking any crucial steps in the family, they are the ones to be asked to take the right decision which always led the siblings to conflicts. The conflicts were always intense mind games which the greater mass can't easily understand. On the other hand, their dad was a happy, innocent person who never showed his anger but was physically strong. He was strong enough to be able to lift up heavy things with no sign of trouble in his face and thus everyone was afraid of him other than his close friends and relatives. The only person who he was scared of was his wife, Nancy Cole. Nonetheless, he used to mess around with her and facetiously tease her which always ended with a smile on their face. Nancy knew her husband Thomas Cole the most, and the incident of Thomas to commit suicide was unbelievable to her. After all, no one knows him better than her. It was quite obvious to her that, it was a killing incident.