Chapter 636 Evidence?

"We'll set up a funeral hall at the manor for friends and family to pay their respects. The funeral will be in three days. The body will be cremated and buried in the Middleton family mausoleum," William stated. However, Vanessa wasn't asking about the arrangements. She set down her handkerchief. "The funeral committee can handle those standard procedures. What I mean is, your father didn't leave any instructions for us. We don't know how the Middletons' inheritance should be divided now that he's passed." "Of course, I'm not saying we should split everything right away. It's just that when friends and family come, they'll inevitably ask about it. We need a consistent story to avoid any confusion or gossip," Vanessa added. Henry's body was still warm, and she was already discussing the inheritance. Yet she still had the galls to argue that she didn't care about the inheritance. William fiddled with his ring. His face was half-lit by the hallway light and half-draped in the night