MrBallen

And so since last year, Dorothy, along with the Nodiers, had been in this horrible legal fight over this land.

And she knew, you know, the Nodiers, Brandon, and Bonnie were furious at her.

And on top of that, Brandon, who was this huge loudmouth, just would not stop talking about this dispute.

Not only was he talking about it in public, but he also kept contacting Dorothy to sort of talk her into dropping the suit altogether.

But Dorothy was not about to drop this issue.

I mean, this cemetery and the land had belonged to her mother, and now it was hers.

Like, it mattered to her.

She's not just going to give it up.

And so now, sitting in the passenger seat of the car, Dorothy watched as Kenny turned off the highway and eventually pulled into her driveway, which was quite long and wound through some thick woods.

Because remember, she lives on the cemetery.

It's sort of secluded from society.

And as the pair drove along this driveway and got closer and closer to her home, eventually she could finally see some of the tombstones up ahead.

This cemetery was enormous, and basically any kind of animal you could imagine was buried here.

Some of the graves were just engraved stone slabs, but others were pretty extravagant, including one human-sized Buddhist statue of somebody's pet cat.

Kenny finally pulled up in front of the house and got out to help Dorothy carry in the groceries.

And when he was done, Dorothy handed over the cash that she owed him and said she would call him when she had more work.

Then she watched as Kenny got back in his car and drove off back down the driveway.

Around 9 p.m.

that night, Dorothy poured herself a healthy glass of wine and went to her bedroom to turn on the TV.

She'd spent the evening going through some bills and taking calls from cemetery clients, so by now she was exhausted.