Chapter 711


    "Jenna, Madam Lilian is a guest of honor. Quickly, wee her and let her get on the electric


    vehicle." Trevor ordered as he saw that it seemed to be rude for Jenna to follow Madam Lilian this


    way.


    Madam Lilian could tell from the way Trevor spoke that he was reprimanding Jenna for being


    insensible. She frowned slightly and immediately said, "Jenna is my little granddaughter. It''s my


    honor to be with her. It''s my fault for not knowing what''s proper and insisting on pestering her. I''m


    afraid I''m disturbing her and I am worried."


    When Trevor heard that Madam Lilian was so affectionate with his daughter-inw, he was also


    very happy. After all, treating his daughter-inw well was also for the sake of the Richards family.


    "Madam, the funeral is about to begin. Pleasee in." He immediately led Madam Lilian and the


    rest towards the electric vehicle.


    Richards Manor had gates in four directions, east, south, west and north. The east gate was now


    wide open and people of all backgrounds were pouring in, including the news media. Thus, it was


    too crowded there. Hansen opened the south gate especially just to wee Madam Lilian.


    They got in the electric vehicle and headed towards Central Ind.


    Jenna sat beside Madam Lilian. In a daze, she felt as if she hade to this courtyard for the first


    time in her life despite staying here for quite a period of time. Furthermore, she was still the mistress


    of the family, as well as the eldest daughter-inw of the Richards family.


    However, this kind of feeling quietly rose from the bottom of her heart, making her feel confused and


    at a loss. She knew that this was caused by the reason she followed Madam Lilian.


    Madam Lilian held her hand and took care of her everywhere, giving her the illusion that it was the


    first time for her to enter this family with a noble identity. It also gave her the sense of making up for


    the loss and unease that she had entered this garden for the first time as a child.


    She was confused, but she could not understand this strange feeling.


    The electric vehicle headed straight towards Central Ind. Along the way, everyone was silent,


    immersed in the sorrow of Vivian''s death. No one spoke.


    Jenna''s other hand was suddenly gripped by a big and warm palm. The palm was soft and


    comfortable, as well as feeling warm and familiar.


    The feeling of it brought her back to reality.


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    She turned her head and saw Hansen sitting behind her. He stretched out his hand and grabbed


    her hand.


    "Jenna, how are you? Have you been tired these days? How is my baby?" When the electric cart


    stopped, Hansen got off ahead and carefully held her hand to help her down. At that point, Madam


    Lilian let go of Jenna''s hand sensibly. As soon as she got out of the car, Hansen whispered in her


    ear.


    Jenna''s face was a little flushed, and she pursed her lips and nced at him.


    At that moment, Hansen was dressed in mourning clothes. He had fair skin and handsome facial


    features. No matter how one looked at it, he looked iparably noble. He then exuded the aura


    of a mature man, obviously different whenpared to the impulsive boy in the past. This kind of


    man loved her with all his heart. In the future, they would excel together to take care of the family.


    This kind of feeling gave Jenna a lot of happiness and fulfillment.


    When she looked up at him, Hansen was also staring at her. The worry and concern in his eyes


    were obvious.


    Jenna''s heart beat slightly, and her lips bent slightly, but she didn''t say anything.


    "Jenna, you should follow Hansen and change into mourning clothes first as you are Vivian''s


    granddaughter-inw." Madam Lilian stopped after getting out of the car and said to Jenna, "I''ll wait


    for you here."


    "Okay, Grandma." Jenna agreed. Hansen took her hand and walked to the reception room on the


    side.


    At that moment, the background music, ''Amazing Grace'', was ying on the center of Central


    Ind, and even the atmosphere was filled with sadness.


    Jenna had taken care of Sara for an entire night. Thus, she did not have much energy left. When


    she was led away by Hansen, her footsteps were somewhat hollow.


    "Jenna, how is Mom?" Hansen asked worriedly as he examined Jenna''s tiny face.


    "She''s already woken up today. Madam Lilian had imported medicine of the highest quality shipped


    over. I don''t think anything will happen to her," she replied softly and yawned. She was really a little


    tired.


    Hansen''s brows furrowed. He stretched out his strong arms and picked her up easily.


    "Hansen, put me down. It looks crude." It was


    Grandma''s memorial service and the manor was crowded. People would see how they behaved.


    Jenna''s face turned red, and she hurriedly stopped him.


    However, Hansen remainedposed. "Honey, what are you afraid of? Do I have to be concerned


    about how people look at us even when I hug my wife?"


    After he said that, he saw that Jenna was a little nervous. So, he only whispered, "Don''t be afraid.


    There are few people here who can see you. You are too exhausted. Plus, you are pregnant."


    As he spoke, he wrapped her in his arms and took a few strides into the lounge.


    He ced Jenna lightly on the chair, took out a mourning dress, and personally helped her put it on.


    "What are you thinking about?" Hansen looked into Jenna''s eyes and stared at the lounge''s curtains


    in a daze. She seemed to be in deep thought. Hence, he could not help asking.


    "Hansen, do you feel that Madam Lilian is too kind to me?" She tilted her head, asking in a silly


    voice while her bright eyes seemed to recover her wits a little bit.


    Hansen was dumbfounded for a moment. Silently, he reached out to hold her head and patted her


    on the shoulder. He said softly, "Silly girl, if someone is good to you, then that''s your good fortune.


    You don''t need to think about the meaning behind those actions so much. Madam Lilian is no


    ordinary woman. She has her own reasons for doing things. There''s no need to think about these


    things."


    Jenna had no choice but to nod and agree with him. "That''s true. But today, Madam Lilian said that


    Vivian raised her daughter. Now, I understand why she saved you in the war-torn country and why


    she cares so much about Richards Manor. It turns out that she is expressing her gratitude. But I''m


    very curious. What do you think her daughter looks like?"


    After she finished, she raised her tiny face again with a curious look.


    "You said that Grandma raised her daughter?" This made Hansen even more curious. He suddenly


    recalled the list of names in the family register. Paul had once told him that the names of the


    children on the list were all raised by Grandma, including Sara. Could it be that... this was true?


    "Hansen, let''s leave quickly. Madam Lilian is still waiting for us." Jenna thought of this serious


    problem and hurriedly tugged at Hansen to leave.


    Hansen raised his deep and serene eyes and gave her a heavy look. He turned his hand around


    and held her hand, walking outside.


    "Jenna,e, follow Grandma." Madam Lilian was standing on the other side and chatting with


    Trevor and the others. When she saw Hansen and Jennaing over, she reached out her hand to


    Jenna and chirped lovingly.


    "Okay, thank you, Grandma." Jenna took her hand out of Hansen''s palm and walked towards


    Madam Lilian. Then, Madam Lilian took her hand lovingly, with her face expressing happiness and


    satisfaction.


    A group of people surrounded Madam Lilian and walked to Central Ind.


    Hansen walked behind Jenna and saw that Madam Lilian''s hand had been holding onto Jenna all


    this while. He remained silent.