My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 252

After finishing the beer, Lily squeezed the can flat with a firm grip, then looked up at the dark sky. Taking a deep breath, she turned to Loid. “Take me to the funeral home.”

“Alright.” Lold put away his phone and draped a jacket over her shoulders

When they arrived at the funeral home, Daniel had already taken care of all the arrangements.

People who had heard the news were starting to gather. Some came out of respect for Lold while others came to support Lily.

Joseph and Maxwell were there, and the Martinez family sent Liam as their representative. Yannick, Layton, Jaiden, and Duncan came to represent the Dalton family, the Weiss family, the Quinn family, and the Levenson family respectively.

They came specifically to show their respect for Lily.

Stefan and Melanie had arrived a few hours earlier. They headed straight to the funeral home upon hearing that Belinda passed away.

Arthur couldn’t come due to his health, and none of the other family members of the Laurier family showed up.

Several prominent figures were also there, attending our of respect for Loid.

hurried over. She took Lily’s hand and patted it gently

many comforting words on the tip of her tongue, but in the end, she couldn’t

Lily didn’t need comfort.

Melanie,” Lily responded calmly,

no sign of grief on her face as if the person in the casket wasn’t her

decided not to say anything

dark clothing and thanked each person who came to pay their respects. Joseph and Maxwell both wanted to

usual playful demeanor. He looked at Lily with genuine concern. “Just let me know if you need anything,

and smiled brightly at him. “Thank

if a thorn was lodged there. He opened his

was subdued, people still felt reluctant to speak

who was outside managing the arrivals, noticed a group

Lily, whispering in her ear,

turned her head slightly. “Which

talking about the influential Hutchinson family who have been laying low

was as surprised as anyone to see the members of the Hutchinson

seldom seen by the public and never involved themselves in the power

their presence at