240: The cruel E exam room, Viola creates a miracle
Blood splattered on the scene.
Sylvia Thompson fell to the ground, like a kite with its string cut.
The executioner faced all this, already used to it as a routine.
After Sylvia fell, a doctor came to check, confirmed the absence of vital signs, and then the staff took her to the crematorium for immediate cremation.
After cremation, if there were family members to claim the ashes, they would take them home for burial.
But if no one claimed them, they could only be stored in the crematorium for unified disposal.
Mary Perryne looked at the circled date on the calendar and sighed.
Seeing this, Mrs. Thompson asked curiously, "Why are you sighing at noon?"
Mary looked at Mrs. Thompson and continued, "Mom, do you remember what day it is today?"
"What day?" Mrs. Thompson asked.
Mary continued, "Today is the day I brought Sophie Cooper back, and the day she was executed."
The last sentence was difficult to utter.
People's hearts aren't made of stone.