Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

Soon, the invites were sent out, and Shane also instructed his subordinates to make arrangements with the cemetery. The only thing left to do was to wait for the funeral itself.

Natalie decided to hold the funeral two days later.

During these two days, besides choosing a casket for Yulia, there were also other arrangements to take care of. Hence, everything was rather rushed.

Stanley and Joyce, who were overseas, received the invites sent out by Jared. They did not believe it at first, thinking it was some kind of prank, so they called to ask him directly, only to find out that Yulia had really passed away.

During the funeral, Natalie broke down in tears again and later fainted from excessive crying.

By the time she woke up, the funeral was already over.

Shane brought a cup of honey water to her as she lay weakly in bed. “Here. Drink some.”

Natalie shook her head with a forlorn expression.

Shane did not insist either, placing the cup on the bedside. “Alright. You can drink it later then.”

Natalie hummed in acknowledgement.

stood by the bed and trained his eyes on her. “I know you’re sad, but your mom is gone, and her funeral’s over, so it’s time for you to get back on your feet. You

wanted her to know that

lifted her gaze to look at him

sip before saying, “I understand what you mean. Don’t worry. I’ll

her forehead. “Rest some more. You haven’t been eating much

“Okay.” Natalie nodded.

Shane left after that.

emerged from the

Shane, is Nat okay?” Joyce asked

a cursory glance at her, then at Jared who was next to her. Finally, he

eyes before he broke into a smile. “What’s with the look, Mr. Shane? I already apologized to you for what happened last time. Besides, it’s not

his head in puzzlement. “Shane, what happened between you

did not answer him. Instead, he shifted his gaze back to Joyce and uttered, “She’s

chest in relief, then said with a wave of her hand, “Okay then. Let’s get going now.

nodded and followed Joyce down the stairs with Shane and Stanley

and warned, “You better mean what