"Jane, thank you so much. If Nia knew from the afterlife, she would be very happy." Besides repeatedly thanking Jane Sampson, Sister Grace didn't know how else to express her gratitude.
Nia was buried in a suburban cemetery. Sister Grace spent 200,000 to buy Nia a piece of land with excellent geomancy. Nia's favorite doll and the dress Jane Sampson gave her accompany Nia in eternal slumber here.
With her forever is also the photo of Nia printed on her tombstone.
The little girl was very thin, but her smile made her eyes sparkle.
Jane Sampson and Nina Rice stayed with Sister Grace in the cemetery for a while. After Coco Edwards came to pick her up, she left the cemetery with Coco to catch a flight back to the film crew.
When the plane landed, Jane Sampson got into the car sent by the film crew to picked her up at the airport and leaned back, feeling faintly sleepy.
