Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 4 80

News of Roland’s death had somehow leaked cul.

The entrance to the alley was filed with cars, so he had to instruct his driver to park the car a street away and walk there himsel

It was already late at night.

Normally, Roland would have already gone to bed at this hour. There wouldn’t have been any lights switched on in Pine Mansion.

However, today the whole mansion was brightly lit. Every spot was crowded with people coming and going out of the mansion,

Everyone was dressed in dark clothing that blended into the darkness as they walked along the alleyway.

Ben stood at the entrance of Pine Mansion to receive quests who came to pay their respects.

His eyes were swollen from crying and the expression on his face was one of serrew.

When he saw Kevan, he couldn’t help but shed a tear.

“Young Mr. Rogers, you’ve finally returned?”

Pursing his lips tightly, Revan’s face was tense as he stared at Den blankly, without any emotion in his game.

It was as if he was looking at a stranger.

knew about Revan’s

roling down his cheeks, he urged, “Please inter quickly, Old Mr. Rogers had been waiting for your appearance for

But Kewan dicn’t move.

show me the way,” he said in a

aback by Kevan’s request, but his heart ached terribly when he realized that Kevan had

to wipe his tears on his sleeve. Ben replied in a low voice. “Please

years since Kevan had

from the trees which had sprouted fresh new leaves everything here seemed unchanged from the

to the innermost room as they walked along the familiar path

service was set up in the main hal of Pine Mansion as it was the only room

Only close friends and family members could have

body.

this moment everyone from the Rogers family was in the

some privacy.” Ben couldn’t contain his emotions when he saw the coffin that was placed in the center of

left Roland’s bedroom, leaving

slowly approached

cover, he could clearly see Roand’s body

clothes and

had mentioned that Roland had passed away

years old, each

Kevan couldn’t believe that Roland was dead. Rather,

has not