A week after my passing.Cary Hall stood by my grave, pouring out his deepest love and sorrow.He stood there, pulling at his hair, crying.Eventually, he lay down weakly on the ground.I felt I had let down this kindhearted man.Had I chosen him, my fate might have been better.Cary Hall was an outstanding engineer with a promising future.Yet, now in his thirties, he still hadn’t settled down.He always smiled and told me he was voluntarily child-free and non-marriage.He knew I loved sunflowers, so instead of a gravestone, Cary Hall planted sunflowers all around my grave.I had once told him that I adored sunflowers for their bright color and the optimism they represent, the warmth and hope they carry.Even as a spirit, hearing his passionate expression of love filled my heart with warmth.Compared to my husband Theodore Weaver, Cary was so much better in every way.And Theodore Weaver hadn’t even acknowledged my passing after all these days.Even if he went home for a moment, he’d know I was dead.Why are you so heartless, Theodore Weaver?As Cary Hall was about to leave, he saw Theodore Weaver and Coco Smith hand in hand.Coco Smith was holding an urn, clearly labeled “Beloved Dog Will.”“Our son will be so happy to be buried here, the environment is really nice, Theodore,” Coco said through her tears.“Will will rest in peace,” Theodore comforted her, looking at her with heartfelt concern.It seemed that in Theodore Weaver’s heart, his dog meant much more to him than I did.Not bothering to attend his wife’s funeral but rushing to find a plot for the dog.“Theodore Weaver! Zera was killed because of you! And you’ve been spending all this time with Coco Smith? Do you feel no guilt at all?” Cary Hall’s eyes burned with rage.“What are you yelling about? It’s just a heart. We’ll find a matching one soon enough. I don’t need to report my actions to you!”“You heartless bastard! Zera no longer needs a heart.”Cary Hall’s forehead veins bulged, his face red with anger, as he swung his fist at Theodore Weaver.But Cary, who hadn’t rested properly and was physically weak, was no match for Theodore Weaver.Theodore deftly dodged Cary’s attack and landed a hard punch on him.Cary’s body buckled instantly.“You pathetic fool, what do you think you’re doing for Zera Howard?”Cary clutched his stomach, staggering to his feet.Watching Cary struggle like that, I was filled with anxiety, wanting to help him but unable to touch him.“Zera Howard always liked making a fuss, and now you’re following her example. Cary Hall, considering we’re old classmates, just leave.”“And let me warn you, stop following me around.”Theodore Weaver looked at Cary with utter disdain, then turned to leave with Coco Smith.They were likely eager to find a suitable burial spot for their dog.Theodore Weaver, do you still not know what happened to me after all these days?I’ve already died, yet you dismissed my illness, completely ignoring me as your wife.“Zera is dead because of you, and you act like nothing happened! Do you have no humanity left?”Despite Theodore Weaver’s assault, Cary Hall continued to defend me, and I was deeply moved.“Had enough insanity? Now you’re cursing my wife!” Theodore glared at Cary.“Do you want me to beat you up again?”Cary, consumed with rage, grabbed a random rock and hurled it at Coco Smith.Caught off guard, Coco couldn’t avoid it. The rock hit her shin hard, and she screamed in pain.She lost her balance and fell, her shin swelling rapidly as bruises spread.“You bitch! You stole Zera’s heart! I’m just collecting a bit of interest,” Cary said through gritted teeth, tears streaming down his face.The unexpected turn of events left Theodore Weaver stunned.“Cary Hall, do you think I can’t handle a lunatic like you?”I bit my lip in fear, worried Cary Hall would get hurt.Theodore moved to confront Cary, but Coco Smith kept crying out in pain.“Theodore, let it go. You and Cary are old classmates, don’t sour things further.”Coco Smith’s words were insincere; I saw the deep-seated resentment in her eyes.“Coco, you’re too kind,” Theodore said, rushing to carry her to the car and ordering the driver to head to the hospital immediately.“I’m sorry, Coco, I didn’t expect Cary Hall to lose his mind completely.”“It’s okay, Theodore. I’m sure sister blames me for taking her heart, which is why she sent Cary Hall to attack me.”“They're both insane. Zera Howard was too narrow-minded; I’m sorry you have to deal with this, Coco.”Even in death, Theodore Weaver badmouthed me, and I wanted to slap him.“Let's get you to the hospital, Coco. You must be in so much pain.”“In your arms, I feel no pain,” Coco Smith replied, gazing into Theodore’s eyes like a lover.I covered my ears, not wanting to hear their sickening words.Cary Hall left, heartbroken.I followed Theodore Weaver to the hospital.