Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 47

Vibeh she arrived as the venue, the eulogy was already being read aloud by the host.

na ne entends, es, all dressed in somber black, filled the room with a sea of mourning attire. Meblondered their crisp black suits, while women wore their elegant black dresses, recreation on overwhelming presence of solemnity.

The hemoroisptive was thick with grief, hanging over the congregation like a heavy shroud.

Jelene alght sight of Leanne, her furrowed brow and disapproving gaze conveying a

entreprimandnd.

Pepple meound he began to follow Jennifer’s stare, turning their heads towards Leanne.

Leance, 10 hotwanging to cause a scene and disrupt the respectful silence for the departed, pened atalhadorguretat fan from Jennifer and scurried over, crouching slightly as she quickit toobelsea at

Volsooperand shsseledled in than she noticed the man beside her stiffen..

leifers placerte baneres evenmore intense, as if her eyes were about to bulge out from

her face.de

The scrutinizing coks fromontesers in the room multiplied.

Leanna felt bewederecundacerechein rezes, sensing the awkwardness in the air and nstinctively alapboat at the hambabeside het And then she froze.

mean snting nendo hetwossuutis is, but his elder

features, making it difficult to listinguish them from

himself witwithdad geified composure, while Curtis had a store casual and relish chattar which was

of responsibility and nobility. Curtis, in the of ether hand, always had that

that

she was sating

the side of Phillip at such aloparavevant in full view of everyone was

to wondertennifer was glaring

a deep voiced Bobon’s benervous. We’re

here.

with an embarrassed expressionptim sorry, Phillip thought you were Curtis.”

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and custom-made to be one of a kind, distinguished only

been away on business and had

and under the intense scrutiny of Jennifer’s scaring stare, Leanne had mistaken the similar figure and watch for Curtis.

an embarrassment

did you get back?”

six,”

nodded, understanding that he must have rushed back just for the

service.

the back,

unprepared for the direct