Sean would visit Ginger's gravestone on her death anniversary. His feelings for her never changed.

"Gigi, this will be my last visit. I won't dwell on the past anymore. If you're somewhere up there, I'm sure you'd be happy to hear this—I've gotten over it."

His finger caressed the picture on the gravestone.

Tears were pooling in his eyes. "I'm really sorry for what happened that year."

Had it not been for him, the Lovell family wouldn't have died.

The yarrows danced, and the apricot blossom trees swayed along with the wind like dancers tuning in the beautiful nature.

Olivia noticed an old lady working in the field.

Standing in the sea of flowers, the old lady stared at Sean. She caught Olivia's gaze and frantically shifted her eyes away to continue working.

Olivia narrowed her eyes. She informed Willow of something before walking to the old lady.

Olivia noticed that the old lady was tearing up. The old lady knew Sean.

The whole Lovell family was dead, and none of their rel