Chapter 472 Funeral (2)

Actually, it was just a joke. I was quite traumatized by funerals. However, I didn't expect Zack to actually broadcast it for me. He even wore a hidden camera for it.

I was a little speechless when I saw a high-definition live stream of my own funeral. The event was indeed quite upscale. It was obvious that Alisa gave a lot of thought to it. With that said, I didn't think it was necessary. After all, it was meaningless to do all these after someone was dead. It wasn't as if the dead could see all this.

**Can you see it?

Zack's voice came through, and Thurriedly said, "Yeah, I can see it very clearly."

He walked very slowly as if he was worried that I couldn't see it. There were a lot of people at my funeral; almost everyone I knew was there, including some of the acquaintances T made in Harmon Group.

Everyone looked quite dispirited. It looked like they were actually very sad that I was gone. Then, the camera turned, and I saw the area reserved for families. Only Alisa and Rivaella

were there.

Tried as I might, but I couldn't fight back against the tears.

Alisa was also fighting back tears as she kept thanking the guests. She was my only family lett, and I heard that she poured a lot of time and effort into preparing my funeral. On the other hand, Rivella was already crying her eyes out. She was very young, but she had gone through two funerals. I truly was very sorry about it.

When I saw Julian walking over, I finally felt at ease. Alisa leaned on his shoulder as she wept. I was aware that she was heartbroken, but with the way things turned out, it was actually pretty good.

Zack seemingly took a deep breath before he stood in front of tay photo and paid his respects.

"Your acting skills are great, Zack," I whispered.

Zack walked over to a spot where there was no one and responded, "How else could I have reacted? I know what's going to happen, Eva. I won't get to see you anymore. Will 1? In fact, there were quite a number of people who knew about my flight to Erewhon, but I forbade them from coming here. If they frequently went out of the country and took flights here, anyone who was determined to find me would put two and two together.

I felt a little dazed when I saw Crystal in the camera. Her eyes were also red. Once she made sure there was no one around, she asked, "ts she doing alright?"

"Yeah. I'll have her contact you later." Zack didn't say anything, but I knew he was reminding me.

I had a lot of estate affairs to handle, and it wasn't just registering my death and getting my name off of the legal documents. There were also the matters of my properties, money, and company couldn't afford to make any mistakes or leave any traces for Leonard to follow.This is from .

I was still in the middle of my thoughts when someone suddenly roared in the middle of the funeral.

"Who said you all could hold a funeral for her? Eva isn't dead at all! I forbid you to continue with the funeral. All of you, scram! Eva's alive. She's not dead!"

Leonard ran over like a madman. His beard was unkempt, and there were dark circles beneath his eyes. It seemed as if he was much skinnier as well.

Leonard even put on the same suit he wore the day of our remarriage. His eyes were bloodshot from all the crying as well.

I had never seen Leonard like this, and my grip on my phone tightened a little. He darted over to my photo and tried to smash it, but the security guard managed to stop him eventually.

However, Leonard continued to struggle fiercely while shouting that I was still alive. That was when Alisa slapped him across his face.

"What are you doing, Leonard? Are you not going to let Eva die in peace? Do you intend to keep making things worse for her? You're the reason she's dead!" Alisa kept hitting Leonard as she snarled. Eventually, Jan had to drag her away.

The scene was a little chaotic, but Leonard was determined and kept struggling

"She's not dead! I know it can feel it. I refuse to believe that she's dead until I see her dead body with my own eyes. You don't have the right to be holding a funeral for her, Alisa was my wide!TM