Charlie's words made Yvette find it hard to refuse him. She could only nod and say that she would call him.
After Charlie left, Yvette ordered a car and went directly to the cemetery.
Unlike those in the city, cemeteries in the countryside weren't planned exquisitely. Instead, there were just graves without any decorations. Yvette paid for a tombstone for Phoebe.
When she saw Phoebe's tombstone splashed with red paint, she was so angry that she trembled.
She went to a family living not far from the cemetery and asked if they knew what had happened.
The family did not know Yvette, but they knew Phoebe. When they heard that Yvette was Phoebe's granddaughter, they told Yvette that it was a resident in the village who did it.
The man claimed that Phoebe owed him money. They tried to stop him, but the man was a rascal, so they did not dare to stand in his way.
