It doesn't matter who I am

Martin’s funeral was held on Saturday. Martin once said that he wished that he could be buried together with Alice’s mother Hannah. When Oliver learned about it, she cried so hard at the funeral that she even fainted. She did, however, eventually agree to do so. However, it didn’t matter if she said yes or not because Alice didn’t agree with this. Also, Alice’s aunt Flora refused his request. Therefore, Martin’s relatives found another cemetery for him and placed his grave just across the path from Hannah. “Martin, don’t worry. I will take care of my daughter and mange the company well. As you know, my brother’s children are all adults now. So, they can all inherit your company according to your will.” Oliver said. Her words made the funeral look like a share distribution meeting instead. Alice couldn’t take it anymore. She froze and stood there for a while before quietly walking away. Alice felt sentimental. Martin had started his business with no money at all. He had worked hard for