The Charming Ex-Wife

The Charming Ex–Wife

Chapter 633 A Farewell Is Inevitable

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Lysander took the lighter and candle handed over by Josiah. After lighting them, she said a silent prayer.

In the end, it was Josiah who helped her place the candle before the mourning portrait.

The mourning hall was so quiet that not a sound could be heard. Even the staff, mindful of the bereaved family’s feelings, were nowhere to be seen in the area. As a result, the sound of the wheelchair moving across the floor echoed conspicuously.

After completing the necessary procedures, Howard pushed Molly, who was in a wheelchair, over to see Lysander. They were deeply concerned about their daughter who had suffered such a blow.

Lysander maintained her politeness as she expressed her gratitude to them. “Thank you all for doing so much for my dad. These are things that I should have taken care of myself.”

When Lysander thought about Maverick’s affairs being handled by Howard, she was filled with gratitude. But beneath it all, she was overwhelmed with self–reproach. She should have been stronger sooner.

Molly could see the internal agony she was going through. Her eyes were red as she gently consoled her, “If your dad were still here, he certainly wouldn’t want to see you tormented by his affairs. Besides, we as a couple owe him a great deal. Doing these things for him now is merely a small consolation.”

“Yeah.” Howard also looked upset, echoing his wife’s sentiments. “We thought we could gain a friend in each other, but we didn’t expect him to…”

He let out a long sigh, his gaze toward Lysander filled with worry and heartache.

They had all witnessed the depth of her affection for Maverick. Now that Maverick had left so abruptly, they were left wondering about what she would do in the future.

Upon receiving the distressing news, Molly, whose health had been recently improving, experienced a significant deterioration. Now, she had to rely on a wheelchair for mobility.

Lysander stood before them, listening in silence, unable to utter a single word.

Right then, the staff member at the funeral home approached thent and said, “All the preparations have been made. If the farewells have been said, I will arrange for the cremation. One family member can come with me, and the rest should wait outside.”

Everyone, including Josiah, turned their attention to Lysander.

a bite. Even though she tried to put on a brave face, she still looked as frail as if a gust of wind could knock her down. She looked at the door behind

I won’t have to say goodbye

to say goodbye to Maverick.

taking hold of her

cold, and the sunlight outside was even quite brilliant. However, her

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Josiah gently asked her,

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psychological burdens in the future, so he

situation. They didn’t rush them; instead, they silently stood by, patiently waiting for the family to make their decision.

have the chance to see Maverick again. Despite the waves of dizziness threatening to overwhelm her, she said, “No, I’ll go myself. I want to accompany my dad for

had anticipated her response long ago, so he quickly nodded. “All right, then let me help you over

there.”

“Where is the lounge? I need to inform my mom and sister.”

mom hasn’t woken up yet, and your sister is with her. You go in first. I’ll let them know.”

you.” Lysander managed to nod, albeit reluctantly. She was

might suddenly and completely

hand too tightly as he supported her,

reflective as she said, “I’m not sure if my mom and sister have the courage to face this moment, but if they wish to hold onto some

holding vigil over the deceased, was significantly smaller and darker than the mourning hall outside, requiring artificial light even in broad daylight to

had already been assisted by the staff in changing into his familiar everyday clothes. Laura

the casket, she was suddenly struck by a

or fixing and cleaning

could such a person suddenly just lay there,

“I can wait outside if you want.

need.” Lysander said, her voice hoarse. “These past few days, all I’ve done is

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needed to be said has already been said. Now… I’m just keeping him

company.