The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover by Caesar Erickson novel Chapter 851

Chapter 851
After the special plane landed, a group of S members in plain clothes sc attered in all directions, but followed them leisurely
At the airport exit, Taya was holding Grace, and Griffon was holding her. At a glance, they looked like a family of three.
The man was cold and noble, the woman was elegant and refined, and the pup was delicate and beautiful. The three of them were better looking than the others.
Behind them were rows of bodyguards in suits and ties, and the two bodyguard leaders in the front were also very handsome.
As soon as they appeared at the airport, they immediately drew the awe of passersby. Many people passing by even took out their cell phones to take pictures
However, only their backs were photographed, and they soon got into a row of luxury cars. It was an extremely spectacular scene.
After staying one night at the Aronland villa, they changed into black clothes the next day and went to the Yardleys pack cemetery.
There were many people from the Yardley pack. And their cemetery alone occupied a hill, so it was indeed a large pack in Aronland.
The previous generation of the Knight and the Yardley packs had a business competition, Griffon did not feel convenient to get off the car, so he stayed in the car with Grace.
Taya took Rosalie’s um, while Neil took a black umbrella, and Andre led a group of bodyguards to protect them as they walked toward the cemetery.
In front of Amon’s headstone, Baird Yardley supported the headstone and mourned in a low voice. Jocelyn cried until she could not make a sound, and hundreds of members of the Yardley pack followed in silent mourning.
“Mr. Yardley, Rosalie Carmine’s um is here…”
The members of the Yardley pack turned around when they heard it.
When they saw Taya coming with the urn in her hand, they consciously gave way to her in the middle.
Taya walked through the crowd to Baird and Jocelyn and handed the urn to them.
Jocelyn seemed reluctant to let Rosalie and Amon be buried together; she did not even look at the urn.
Baird also casually glanced at it, “Put it in.”