Nina’s grandmother said tremblingly, “What’s wrong?”


    Alyssa turned around and felt a lump in her throat when she saw the worry on the old woman’s face.


    She quickly approached Nina’s grandmother and held her hand, assuring her. “It’s nothing. You don’t


    have to worry about anything except for Nina’s wake. We’ll be here for you. You have nothing to fear.”


    Reporters swarmed the funeral home and aimed their cameras at Nina’s funeral hall. To them, the


    funeral was excellent news material.


    Not only were important figures from the Beckett Group and the Taylor Group in attendance, but the


    deceased, Nina Carle, was the only witness of the shooting incident.


    Would that mean Nina’s death had to do with the Becketts and the Taylors? The news would certainly


    cause an uproar because it implicated the wealthy in the death of a poor, innocent, working-ss


    young woman. Besides, the murderer remained atrge.


    Alyssa saw the situationing. Sophia and Betty had leaked the news to the reporters, attracting


    them to the funeral home.


    Meanwhile, the Becketts’ bodyguards emerged from luxury cars, formed a line, and pushed the


    reporters away from the funeral home to protect Sophia and Betty.


    Sophia, seated in the car, applied an excessive amount of foundation powder on her lips in an attempt


    to appear pale.


    Betty stared out of the tinted windows and shuddered at the thought of meeting Alyssa and her


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    Betty cried loudly, “Nina mostly took care of my sister, but frankly, Nina felt more like a sibling to me.


    We treated her well and met her needs when she was working with us.”


    Even at Nina’s funeral, Betty couldn’t resist taking a jab at Lauren.