Rebirth 80 Medical God Big Brother Divorce

Butler Lu went to handle the formalities.

Fang Yumei turned back again,

"Aunt, don't worry, we'll go home once Butler Lu has completed the formalities."

"Mom, when Dad is cremated, you should stay at home and don't go out. I'm afraid you will get too excited."

"Who said your father will be cremated soon?"

Old Madam Chu was excited again.

"Mom, don't be like this. My dad is a cadre, so of course he has to be cremated. He plays a leading role."

"Is there anyone like you who is a daughter?"

Old Madam Chu glared at Chu Haiqing.

"Mom, it's no use glaring at me. The senior officials signed the cremation agreement, and my dad signed it."

"Did I say that your father cannot be cremated? I meant that your father cannot be cremated today. He needs to be kept for three days and have a memorial service before he can be cremated."

"Mom, you're still alive. My dad is letting me go for three days. That's against the rules."

"What are the rules? If I say it's in accordance with the rules, then it's in accordance with the rules."

Old Madam Chu’s firm stance.

Chu Haiqing was anxious. The person who died of poisoning could be seen on the corpse.

If I leave it for three days, what if someone finds out?

What a bad luck.

At first, she wanted to poison Madam Chu, and she had it all planned out. When Madam Chu died, Old Master Chu was still alive, and he was a little demented and couldn't take charge. Chu Yunkuang was still too young to understand these rules. When the time came, she just had to say that the old master was alive, and the old lady couldn't be kept at home, so she would be cremated directly and then put in the urn. The matter would end satisfactorily.

Unexpectedly, this kind of thing would happen.

Chu Haiqing was extremely anxious, but he could not insist any longer, otherwise it would arouse suspicion from others.

"Okay, Mom, I'll do everything you say."

Chu Haiqing said helplessly.

"Sister Yumei, please take care of mom and be careful on your way home. I'm going back first because there are many things to do for the funeral."

"Haiqing, all the relatives have been notified."

Old Madam Chu said strugglingly.

"Mom, I haven't had any contact with my relatives in many years. I don't know who is still in my hometown and what to notify."

Chu Haiqing said impatiently.

"We don't usually visit each other because the distance is too far. Now that your father is gone, how can I not notify him? And your grandma's family, we have to notify them too."

"My grandma's family, didn't you say that everyone died when we fought against Japan?"

"Yumei and Jinxuan are my family. What are you talking about life and death?"

Old Madam Chu felt that Haiqing's gentleness just now was just a false appearance. In the blink of an eye, the mother and daughter started quarreling again.

However, she also thought it was normal because the mother and daughter had been arguing like this for the past thirty years.

"For a funeral, the first day is for the relatives to be invited, the second day is for the relatives and friends to be invited, and the third day is for the funeral. The old rules cannot be broken."

Fang Yumei looked at Chu Haiqing and said calmly.

"It's best to leave this matter to Butler Lu. You and Yun Kuang must observe mourning and cannot show up."

"What you said are the rules in the countryside. In the capital—"

Before Chu Haiqing could finish his words, he was interrupted by Old Madam Chu.

"Okay, Haiqing. You have your own way of running the business and the family. But when it comes to the rules of our hometown and funerals, Yumei knows more. Your father has always wanted to go back to his hometown and be buried there. Everything should be done according to the rules of his hometown."

"Okay, I'll listen to you."

Chu Haiqing turned and walked out.

Now, she is still her biological daughter.

I almost have no say in this family.

If Old Madam Chu knew that she was not her biological daughter, she might not even be able to breathe.

Twenty minutes later, Chu Haiqing returned to Chu's Jinyuan.