The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart (Brittany and Isaac) novel Chapter 993

Daniel wrapped his arms around him. "Alright."

The news brought a wave of relief to the Lynette family.

Isaac was nowhere to be found, so plans for the funeral were set in motion.

The Salters began to gather the belongings found at the scene, ready to take everything back to Imperial City.

Daniel went with them to Imperial City and would not return to Craneville until the day of the burial.

News of Isaac's passing spread throughout the Salter family. Manuel Salter, locked behind bars, nearly laughed out loud—only to be taught a harsh lesson by his cellmate that same night. With a broken arm, he dared not laugh again.

Isaac's funeral was arranged with utmost discretion.

Wesley and Derek, upon hearing the news, informed William, and the group convened in solemnity.

The news of Brittany's amnesia had them all shaking their heads in dismay.

Once the funeral arrangements were finalized, Noel took charge of everything. They chose a gravesite beside Grace's. In just half a year, both Grace and Isaac had departed - a crushing blow to Noel.

On the eve of the funeral, Yuri, disguising their visit as a social call to old friends in Imperial City, brought Brittany there.

Brittany's recovery was incomplete; she couldn't walk just yet. Yuri had a wheelchair ready, tending to her with care.

On the day of the funeral, Brittany made a surprising appearance. Everyone had been instructed not to mention Isaac's name around her.

Brittany found the faces before her both foreign and familiar.

Isaac's photograph had been deliberately concealed.

Brittany had yet to meet the Salters since waking from her amnesia and hadn't realized she was at Isaac's funeral.

"Bri, could you place these flowers over there?" Yuri, holding a bouquet of chrysanthemums, handed them to Brittany.

Without suspicion, she maneuvered her wheelchair closer, cradling the flowers.

Hannah and Kari were also present, unable to bear watching Brittany's blank slate—they turned away, tears falling freely.