Chapter 455
Chapter 455
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Before this, even when Ste had a row with Keegan, she would still treat them politely. However, the
aggression just now was never seen before. He instinctively thought that something was about to
happen.
Marshall said, "However worse it was, you should never y the off-the- grid card. Ste had already
decided in her heart. If we talked on behalf of Keegan, it would only be counterproductive.”
Vermont sighed, "You''re right. I hope that son of a bitch woulde back sooner. Or else no one could
help him."
Albert knew about the news of Rainee''’s passing the night before her funeral procession. It was from a
group chat among old ssmates. He only knew when his ssmates questioned him. He was a
university schoolmate with Rainee. Many of these old schoolmates were mutual friends with both of
them.
Ste sent an obituary through her social media circle. The old schoolmates quickly saw it through
everyone’s sharing and started asking in the group chat.
"Albert, why did you not tell us beforehand about Rainee''s matter? It''s such a big matter, yet we only
knew after someone had mentioned it. You really don''t think of us as friends.”
Some female schoolmates were voicing the injustice of Rainee, “It''s better that Rainee passed. If she
were aware, she wouldn''t have been able to bear with this injustice.”
"Both of you are at least husband and wife in the end. This funeral of yours that you are preparing is
too rushed. She had just passed, but you are so impatient to cremate her. You even chose such a
small funeral parlor?
Indeed, you have forgotten about your previous wife when you have your new me."
The matter about Albert''s illegitimate child caused a ruckus online a few days ago. So naturally, the old
schoolmates in the group heard about it. Although these schoolmates were mutual friends with him and
Rainee, she and these people had a closer bond.
She was good at socializing and was caring and loyal. She may not have been considered a good wife
and mother, but she was very devoted to her friends. As long as they open their mouth, she will always
help them if it is within her abilities. Examples would be spots for whoever''s child to attend school,
performance track records for whoever''s insurancepany, and the hospital for whoever''s father
needed to be hospitalized...
Her methods in the business world are pretty resentful. Although she could be quite calctive about
certain things, she still helped many schoolmates in dire need of help. Hence, when news of her
passing away came out, all her friends could not help but feel sympathy and sadness. All of their words
unavoidably had the dissatisfaction and sarcasm they had for Albert.
Rainee was the queen bee in their school department in the past and had many people chasing after
her. Her family background was fine, and she did the best for herself. Back then, quite a few boys were
pursuing her. In the end, she went with Albert, who had mediocre qualities. Not only was she fighting
poverty her whole life, she ultimately ended like this. In hindsight, it was indeed not worth it.
Albert saw the notifications from the group chat. He was furious. He was mad because the gang of
people in the group chat was spouting nonsense and ndering him. He was also angry that Ste did
not even inform him about such a significant incident as Rainee’s death.
The more he thought about it, the more he felt that Ste did it on purpose. She had purposely let him
embarrass himself in front of all his old schoolmates. While calling Ste, he had a sullen face, but it
didn''t get through. Ste seemed to have cklisted him. This news made Albert feel terrible all over.
However, when he remembered that Rainee had passed away, it left a foul taste in his heart. When
Hylda brought drinks in, she saw Albert fuming with a sullen face.
“Albert, what happened?" Hylda asked.
Albert pursed his lips. After a long time, he said, "She died."
Hylda was stunned for a moment. But then the corner of her lips twitched into a subtle smile. She
lowered her gaze and said, "It''s been so many years. She had suffered enough. Dying would be much
better than living on for her."
Albert did not speak. He then said after a while, "Ste issued an obituary. The memorial service is
tomorrow. Should I go or not?"