282- Will-Reading Ceremony

"Are you sure about what you are going to do?" Ethan asked Geena who was putting on her overcoat and then started brushing her hand over the pocket to feel the envelope inside.

"Yes. Hundred percent," she tucked back the hair strand behind her ear, "I don't think I'll be able to manage this job with my studies. It's time to say goodbye to Nina Sinclair."

After fixing her hair in front of the mirror, she shifted to look at Ethan, sitting on the edge of the bed, observing her.

"Thank you for locating Nina. Otherwise, Valerie's intrusive questions had started giving me heart palpitations."

"I understand," he said with a reassuring smile.

Geena was standing there numbly at a loss for words. She wasn't aware why she was feeling like that.

"I know you're shaken by his death," Ethan said softly, "but imagine what his family must be going through. He made arrangements for your education so I think you should respect his efforts and go for it."