Mrs. Fu closed the door and let out a sigh.
’How could Elder Qin have passed away so suddenly?’
He had passed away that night, and Wenhao hadn’t even gotten to see him one last time.
’That poor boy must be heartbroken, especially since he was right here in Beijing City.’
The entire Qin Family Mansion was plunged into sorrow.
Members from every branch of the Qin family were there.
Some were weeping, while others were busy making arrangements.
Even Gao Lan was there.
She had come with Qin Wenze.
Qin Wenze had gone home for New Year’s Eve.
But unexpectedly, at five in the morning, Qin Wenshu arrived to announce that the old master had passed away.
As a granddaughter-in-law, Gao Lan naturally had to accompany him.
Once at the Qin Family Mansion, Mrs. Qin couldn’t possibly turn her away at such a critical time.
Most importantly, Granny Qin had been hit hard by the shock, and her health was failing.
Mrs. Qin also had to tend to her mother-in-law.
But she also had to receive Elder Qin’s old friends who had come to pay their last respects.
So, Gao Lan took it upon herself to care for Granny Qin.
She stayed by the bedridden Granny Qin’s side, assiduously serving her tea and water.
The other Qin family sisters-in-law were just as busy; like Mrs. Qin, they had to attend to the guests.
As for the younger generation, they were sent off to run errands.
Some were sent to notify relatives and friends, while others were assigned to go shopping for supplies.
Qin Wenze was also extremely busy.
Although they couldn’t hold a grand funeral for the old master, they were determined to give him a dignified final journey.
Mr. Qin and his brothers had already settled on the date for the funeral procession.
It was set for the fourth day of the Lunar New Year.
So, they had to borrow tables, chairs, and benches from the neighbors.
The next day, Mrs. Qin found a spare moment and pulled Qin Wenhao aside.
"Will your wife be able to make it back in time for the fourth?"



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