A Cue For Love

Chapter 1167 The Ashes Are Not Hers

While Yandel and Samuel were embroiled in a heated argument, Natalie’s body had been pushed into the cremation chamber. The staff pressed a button, and her body was burned at an extreme temperature.

Blood trickled down the corner of Yandel’s lips. His cheek was red and swollen, but he appeared to feel no pain. Dropping to his knees, he pressed his forehead and chest against the floor, weeping as he said goodbye to Natalie for the final time.

“Rest in peace, Boss.” The sight of Yandel despairingly paying his last respects to Natalie made Samuel’s heart clench. Even so, all he did was ball his fists instead of helping the kneeling man up.

“Yandel, she left Dream Corporation behind, so you must take up the responsibility of managing it now that she’s no longer here.”

After saying that sentence, Samuel turned away and left the funeral home without sparing Yandel another glance. When Billy saw Samuel walking out, he asked worriedly, “Mr. Bowers, I saw Mr. Moss walking into the funeral home earlier. Did he hurt you?”

Samuel replied flatly, “No, he isn’t as strong as me. If I don’t hold back, he will only suffer if he tries to attack me.”

Samuel said, looking at Billy. “Stay here and collect the ashes when

instruction stunned the latter so much that he stared at his employer incredulously. “W-Won’t you be collecting Mrs. Bowers’ ashes personally?” Billy

had seen firsthand how important Natalie was to Samuel, as they had been

doing this for the sake of the future. However, Mrs. Bowers’ body has just been cremated, and

Due to the lack of response, Billy’s sentiment toward his employer turned one hundred and eighty degrees. Could it

a sincere and honest man, so he did not try to mask his emotions,

decision?” the latter asked in a

“Mr. Bowers, I don’t have the right to doubt your decision, but I feel like you’re severely disrespecting Mrs. Bowers. Even though she has passed away, she previously sneaked

came closer to Billy and narrowed his

dare to

to say the following words. “Mrs. Bowers treated you well, so I won’t