"What is the special significance of these two dates?"

"You should know that her mother was of mixed Chinese and German descent, and before she died, she was entrusted with scattering half of her ashes into the Rhine, and she came back on March 10 to pay tribute to her mother on the banks of the Rhine. Visit wèn:. Usually at this time, she comes with her four children. As for September 3, neither her husband nor her children would be with her, and that day belonged only to her and her grandfather. Speaking of which, every year on September 3rd, before she and her grandfather met, her grandfather would also appear under that tree, day after day, year after year, rain or shine. It's as if it's a pact between them. By the way, under which tree did my grandfather die? He thought for a moment, "Speaking of which, March 10 is coming soon, and she should almost be back." ”

"So how did she and Andrew meet, and how did Andrew and your grandfather meet," Belmons continued.

"Then I don't know," Jacob shook his head, "Grandfather's decision is something that no one can interfere with, and my father has respected him since he was a child, and will never disobey him, after all, grandfather has nurtured him." Whatever my grandfather told me, my father would do his best to accomplish it. ”

"Thank you," Belmons continued, jotting down the last strokes in his notebook, "and I would like to pay my respects to your grandfather where he is buried." ”

"Buried in the Hoffman family cemetery." "On the outskirts of Munich, behind the ancestral castle of the Hoffmann family. Do you need me to send you there?"

"Thanks, no need, I know that place." Belmons stood up and shook Jacob's hand, "In order for the report to be published smoothly, I hope that today's conversation between you and me will be kept confidential. ”

"Okay, don't worry, I won't reveal a word to Mia."

Belmons thanked Jacob, left the café, and drove to the Hoffmann family cemetery outside Munich.

The burial ground of the Hoffman family is located in a green mountain and green water, with a beautiful environment and natural tranquility. For 100 years, it belonged to the Hoffmann family. Even after the war ended and a new regime was established, it was never expropriated.

Every tombstone in the cemetery is as bright as new, and it is clear that it has been cleaned all year round. However, some tombstones have gone through a hundred years of wind and rain, and the handwriting on the tombstones has been blurred. Fortunately, there was a signpost in the cemetery showing where every descendant of the Hoffman family was buried, so he easily found Eric's tomb.

It stands to reason that there must have been a grave keeper in this kind of family cemetery, but he did not see anyone on the way in, presumably the duty of the tomb keeper was only to prevent anyone from stealing and destroying the cemetery, but not to stop those who came to mourn. Before Belmons arrived, he bought a bouquet of chrysanthemum at the flower market. Moreover, he himself did not look like a tomb robber, and even if the tomb keeper saw him, he would not appear

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