Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 1324

It was not only disrespectful to the mourners, but it was also disrespectful to the dead.

That day, Huston did not say anything, but in the afternoon after he left, he sent a lawyer's letter to the media and found the best lawyer to sue.

Evelyn was not surprised at all. If he didn't do anything, she would be worried.

He needed someone to vent his anger. He should express his anger, not suppress it all in his heart.

The days passed one after another. On the first seven days after the death, after dinner, she played with her son for a while and coaxed him to sleep. When Evelyn returned to the bedroom, she didn't see him. She went downstairs to look for him and saw him squatting in the corner of the backyard of the villa and burning something.

She frowned and walked over. When she got closer, she saw the things in his hand. They were pieces of joss paper.

Today was the first seven days after the death of Sir. Lloyd. As his grandson, he would not forget to burn joss paper for the old man with all his heart.

Evelyn didn't disturb him because she knew that he had something to tell the old man. When he almost burned everything in his hand, she turned to the sofa, bent down, and picked up the thin blanket, and walked to him.

It was late autumn, and the air at night was bone-piercingly cold. He was only wearing a shirt, so he must have been frozen.

A soft blanket fell from his shoulder, and when Huston turned around, he saw the woman standing behind him.

"Why did you come down?" After putting out the fire, he stood up, raised his hand to hold her hand, touched her cold skin, and frowned. "Get in quickly when it's so cold."

"I'm fine." Evelyn wrapped him tightly in the blanket. "You, on the other hand, are dressed so thinly. If you catch a cold, how do you charge the media?"

She was purposely joking to ease the atmosphere, and Huston could naturally hear it. His heart relaxed a little as he wrapped his arms around her shoulders and pulled her into his embrace.