13 Mink Street

The deputy director of Malmö took his "Wofuchi" camera to the Innmeres house, took photos of the two welfare single guests, and then left with a smiley notebook with a tip from Uncle Mason. .

　　 "So, what should I do next?" Aunt Winnie asked everyone present.

　　 Karen said at this moment: "Since someone who is unknown has paid, let's do it, anyway, it is not unethical to help the deceased to be buried under better conditions."

　　 Immediately afterwards, Karen pointed to the body of the male magician: "He, just send it to burn it."

　　 Actually, it’s more suitable for the magician’s body to be fed to the dog;

But throwing a corpse in a city is not only an immoral behavior, but also can easily lead to some bad consequences. This is why all major civilizations have derived the etiquette and customs of handling corpses, not only because of religious factors, but the initial main reason The reason is that if the corpse is not handled properly, it can easily damage the environment or even cause a plague.

　　Since the death is already dead, let him burn it.

Karen pointed to Mandila again, and said: "In her case, since someone is willing to pay her, then ask my aunt to transfer a bite of the coffin in the basement to her and use it directly. In addition, uncle has to work hard now. Just go to the relationship and book the location of the cemetery.

　　 Then, since even the people who paid the money are anonymous, naturally there is no need to hold the mourning meeting. Since her identity is still unknown, it is impossible for relatives and friends to come over.

　　 Oh, yes, her name is written on the letter, Mandila, uncle remember to add it on the tombstone. "

　　 After saying these words, Karen stood there in disregard of Diss still wearing the priest's clothes, and directly learned Diss’s tone to the people:

　　 "In short, everything is mainly to meet the needs of the guests."

　　 Aunt Winnie nodded and said, "Okay." Then she shouted, "Alfred, Ron, you go to the basement and carry the orange-red coffin for her to bury."

　　 There are usually two or three cheaper coffins at home. As for the luxurious coffins, they usually need to be customized.

　　 Uncle Mason said: "Then I will call Paul to drive his hearse to send this man to cremation directly, and we will take her to the cemetery for burial."

　　 As for the relationship, Uncle Mason didn't say anything, because he didn't think it was a problem.

　　 About half an hour later, Paul drove the old modified hearse from Inmelais's house.

　　 "Master, sir, master." Paul greeted the Immeles family, as before.

　　 "Master, sir, master." Paul's father-in-law, who came with the car together, learned Paul's greetings one by one.

　　 Paul’s father-in-law used to be a worker in the coffin factory and a very simple old man.

　　 Next, Paul and his father-in-law joined forces to carry the magician's body onto the hearse, and then drove away.

　　 Welfare bills, for the Inmelais family, there is no profit, but for cremation clubs whose profits are thin, they cannot be given up.

　　 Next, Alfred and Ron sent the coffin lying on Mandila to the hearse;

　　 "Karen, you want to go with you too?" Uncle Mason asked in confusion.

"Yes."

"okay then."

　　 The hearse started and went to the cemetery.

　　 Uncle Mason quickly took care of everything, quickly completed the procedures and bought a tomb place at the lowest price.

　　 During the burial, Uncle Mason also wondered: Why didn't his father come.

　　 Because under normal burial conditions, regardless of the price, Diss will stand here and use the identity of a priest to guide everyone in the final mourning ceremony.

　　 Karen knows why Grandpa didn't come, because he came.

After 　　 filled the soil, Karen reached out and touched the tombstone:

　　 From then on, you can rest in peace, and it won’t be cold anymore.

　　 After the burial, Karen and others got on the hearse and went home.

　　 At the door of his house, Karen saw a black Tyre car parked there. It was a relatively cheap car.

There is no dedicated parking lot on Mingke Street. Because it is full of villas and townhouses, the floor area ratio is large, so the cars of each house can be parked at the door of the house without blocking the traffic. Therefore, the roads at the door of each house are basically They are all "private parking spaces" belonging to each family.

　　 There are other cars parked in front of the house, which generally means that there are guests visiting.

　　 Uncle Mason looked at this black "Tir" and spit on the ground:

　　 "Bah!"

　　 Obviously, Uncle Mason knew who came.

　　 After everyone entered the living room, Karen also knew who was visiting. He was Aunt Winnie's ex-husband and the biological father of her cousin Kriss.

　　 Diss has always been very concerned about the education of his family;

　　 His dead biological father followed the religious line and entered the teaching early, but he was also a graduate of an excellent church university.

　　 Uncle Mason and Aunt Winnie both studied finance, and both were top students in business school.

　　 Uncle Mason also had a glamorous financial career experience, but in the end he took off his house and even the house was taken to repay the debt. Finally, he had to take his wife and children back to Mingke Street in a desperate manner;

Aunt Winnie met her ex-husband during college. The two soon fell in love and helped her ex-husband open a small clothing factory. According to Aunt Mary, the initial investment in opening the factory was still accumulated by Aunt Winnie herself. As a top student, she worked as an accountant in that small factory for many years to help her husband start a business.

　　 There was a bit of blood in the ending, saying it was emotional discord, but in reality, the husband was cheating and was discovered by the aunt. The staunch aunt directly chose to cleanse herself and return to her natal family for the custody of Chris.

　　 At this time, in the living room, Aunt Winnie was sitting on the sofa with a cold face;

　　 And a man who was dressed in a middle-aged man with a sulky feeling was kneeling on the side of the sofa, begging his aunt and crying.

　　 In fact, you can tell a person’s character from what a person wears, provided that you dress carefully.

　　 Such as Uncle Mason, his clothes are taken care of by Aunt Mary, calm and demeanor, at first glance, he is a typical family harmony;

　　Alfred's almost endless variety of suits shows his pursuit of refinement and paranoid narcissism.

　　 The former uncle in front of him, his dress is a bit out of fashion. He doesn't have the stability that a man of this age should have, but he is still pursuing the so-called "chic" and "gorgeous".

　　Humans are social animals, social customs and habits will label everyone universally;

　　 For men, at Karen's age, being called "good-looking" or "good-looking" is indeed a compliment.

　　 But after Karen was nearly thirty years old, he was called "looking handsome" again, which proved that there were no other merits worth mentioning at this age. In fact, it was somewhat mocking.

　　 "Parker, get out of here, get out!"

　　 Seeing that my brother and nephew had returned, Aunt Winnie could not bear the entanglement from her ex-husband.

"I won't go away, I regret it, Winnie, I found that the one I really love is you, I can't do without you. And Chrissy, I am Chrissy's father, and Chrissy's growth cannot be lost. Father’s love, isn’t it?"

"You owe money outside, right?" Uncle Mason sneered. "I was told by a friend of mine a while ago that my ex-brother-in-law's factory was mortgaged, so now I just want to come back and find my sister? Let her Continue to post you?"

"No, second brother, how can you say that to me? I didn’t come back to find Winnie because of money, but because some recent events made me realize that the people I really can’t live without are Winnie and Winnie. My daughter Chrissy.

　　 I used to miss some things, but now I have realized my mistakes, I will change it in the future, I will rehabilitate, give Winnie a shoulder and give Chrissy a good father. "

　　 "Parker, you are so shameless." Winnie stood up and pointed to her ex-husband's face angrily.

　　 "I don't want a father like you." Chrissy's figure suddenly appeared at the door of the living room. Mina and Lent stood beside them. They had returned by tram after school.

　　 "Chrissy, oh my dear daughter, I love you, come and let the father hug."

　　 Parker took the initiative to walk towards Chris.

　　 Chris showed a very clear disgust towards this father, and even cursed directly:

"Why do not you go to hell!"

　　 is able to make a little girl say such "swear words", which proves that her disgust and disappointment towards this father has reached a culmination long ago.

　　 Because she clearly knows how many nights her mother has shed tears in the past few years since she returned to her grandfather’s house;

　　 After all, Aunt Winnie did not hesitate to break with Diss and chose "love" to be with Parker;

　　 After the marriage failed, she had to come back to seek help from her father again for the sake of her livelihood and the future of her daughter.

　　 is different from Uncle Mason, who has his own "two skin face" attribute,

　　 can shout: Father, I am not worried about your body when you are old, so I brought my wife and children to do your filial piety.

　　 Aunt Winnie is a very traditional person, and because of this, she will be under more pressure in her heart.

And when her parents divorced, Kris had already remembered, so she clearly remembered how the woman her father looked for came to her home to humiliate herself and her mother, and her father heard her mother say that as long as her daughter doesn’t want property At that time, a clear smile appeared on his face.

　　 At home, she has always envied Mina and Lunt for having such a good father.

　　 Yes, even though Uncle Mason has failed in his career, he has always been a good father and elder at home. This is what even Karen thinks.

　　 heard her daughter curse herself,

　　 Karen noticed that Parker's eyes were full of anger, but he continued to pretend that family love is supreme, and stepped forward to hug Chrissy.

　　 Chrissy hid behind Karen. Karen looked at Parker and didn't let go.

　　 Just as Parker was about to push Karen away, Alfred took a shot and grabbed Parker's wrist directly. Parker wanted to break free, but couldn't break free.

　　 "Parker, please go out, and please don't show up in front of me and Chris again in the future, you will only make us mother and daughter feel sick!" Aunt Winnie almost roared, pointing outside.

　　 Karen said: "Get out!"

"you……"

　　 Alfred mentioned Parker. The man who was not short was like a chicken in front of Alfred.

　　 It's just that, without clear other instructions, Alfred just lifted the pickup to outside the courtyard and put it down for him, without making any other actions.

　　 After all, this is a former family member.

　　 is the best at being the host of the emotional column of "Luo Jia Story", how can he not understand the points of attention?

　　 Didn't you see that Ron hadn't spoken or moved from beginning to end? If the opponent hadn't walked directly towards Karen, Alfred would have been watching him quietly;

　　 It is not suitable for outsiders to intervene in other family affairs.

　　 Parker, who was mentioned to go outside, could only return to his car in frustration. When starting the car, he cursed silently:

　　 "Shameless prostitute, ignorant bastard!"

　　 It's a pity that Alfred can read lips.

　　 After he returned to the living room, he stood beside Karen and repeated the story.

　　 Karen nodded.

　　……

　　 Aunt Winnie came to the third floor with two sweaters, stood in front of her father's study, and knocked on the door.

"Enter."

　　 Aunt Winnie walked in.

　　 stayed for about half an hour.

Aunt Winnie opened the study door and walked out, her eyes flushed, apparently she had just cried, but she was smiling while tearing her eyes with the back of her hand. Apparently, after she had spoken her heart to her father and apologized, she Got tolerance from his father;

　　 No, my father has always been infinitely tolerant to herself, and she has been able to understand herself.

　　 After Aunt Winnie came downstairs, Karen walked out of the bedroom.

Pu'er, who was lying on the windowsill, said: "The Immelais family has always had a tradition of loving each other and attaching importance to the family. Diss is like this, your parents are like this, Mason and Mary are like this, that is, Winnie, alas, poor. Winnie.

　　 But Karen, I have confidence in you, you will be good to Eunice, right? "

　　 As a grandmother of the old aunt, Pu'er has been very concerned about his great niece.

　　 Seeing that Karen was not thinking about answering the conversation, Pu'er quickly added:

　　 "I believe she is a smart girl, oh no, I can't say that. In fact, I hope she is a stupid little girl who is greedy for your handsomeness and follows you stupidly. Sometimes, I am afraid of being too smart."

　　 "You can go to Alfred." Karen said.

　　 "Huh? Why are you looking for him?"

　　 "Let him invite you to be a special guest and analyze emotional issues on the radio. Anyway, the audience in front of the radio can't know that the host who is talking is a cat."

　　 "But I have never been married, and even I have never been in love."

　　 "It's okay. Generally, people like you are the easiest to talk about gender issues."

　　 "Um... Although I feel you are taunting me, I think what you said makes sense."

　　 Pu'er jumped off the window sill,

　　 "I'm going to find that radio goblin."

　　 Pu'er walked towards the stairs with brisk cat steps, as if he had found a new direction for Mao Sheng.

　　 Karen had to remind him: "Alfred is not at home now."

　　 "Oh." Pu'er was a little out of tune, "It's not a coincidence."

　　 "But you can use the time tonight to prepare your speech." Karen pointed to his bedroom, "There are paper and pens on the desk, as you like."

　　 "Great proposal."

　　 Pu'er walked into Karen's bedroom and jumped onto the table.

　　Because the door was not closed, Karen clearly saw the black cat at home sitting on the paper. The cat's face was forty-five degrees looking towards the bleak outside the window, motionless, like petrified.

　　 Karen saw this and knocked gently on the bedroom door.

　　 Pu'er said: "Don't disturb me, I'm brewing emotions."

"Um?"

　　 "If the emotions are not in place, the written words are soulless."

"well then, good luck."

　　Karen helped Pu'er close the door, so as not to disturb his thoughts by the air circulating outside;

　　 Then, Karen walked to the door of Diss' study and knocked on the door.

"Enter."

　　Walking into Diss’s study, Karen saw Diss was wearing a white sweater.

　　 "Oh, my God, is this the new sweater that Aunt Mary bought for Grandpa? This color and this style really suits you. The designer of this sweater should be on the cover of a popular magazine."

　　 Diss glanced at Karen, and said, "Your aunt made me knit."

　　 "Huh? It turned out to be knitted by my aunt, which is really unexpected. I think my aunt shouldn't favor one another. She should also knit one for my nephew."

　　 Diss knew that Karen knew who sent the sweaters for a long time, and Karen also knew that Diss knew who sent the sweaters;

　　 It’s like many times Karen would take the initiative to slap the seemingly out-of-the-way flattery, and then wait for Diss to choke back with a simple sentence;

　　 How should I put it, Karen knows that Diss likes this feeling, after all, Pu'er once said that he is exactly the same as the young Diss in the way of speaking.

　　 Since Diss liked it, he took the initiative to take the stage, anyway, it was filial piety to his grandfather.

　　 "Winnie apologized to me for her insistence on staying with that man."

　　 "There is nothing to apologize for, and grandpa can't blame aunt, but in this way, aunt can get rid of his own heart."

　　 "Yes." Diss nodded, "Winnie before marriage is actually very cheerful."

　　Pu'er once told himself about this, an aunt who rebelled against the feudal patriarch system for love.

　　 "Grandpa, Parker is here today." Karen reminded him of nonsense.

　　 Because he knew that as long as Diss was at home, he could perceive everything that happened in this home.

　　 "I know he is coming, but I don't want to see him."

　　 Diss looked at Karen with a smile on his lips.

　　 The temperaments of the two grandpa and grandson are so similar, and the communication mode of the two sides often does not tolerate any nonsense and roundabout. The opening jokes and chokes are not counted, it is for warming up the scene.

　　 So, nonsense is useful sometimes.

　　 "I always felt that it was Winnie's own business. In any case, it was the person she had chosen, her ex-husband, and Chrissy's biological father."

"My aunt said that she hoped never to see him again. Kris asked him today why he still didn't die~www.wuxiahere.com~ That was their angry words. You should understand that women's angry words are uncountable. "

　　 Karen shook his head.

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　　 "Grandpa, I'm a stupid person, I'm easy to believe in others, and I believe in what others say."

　　 "We don't have the right to tell others' lives, do we?" Diess asked.

　　 "Grandpa, aren't you angry?" Karen asked.

　　 That night, Diss took himself to take Mr. Morf, Mr. Editor-in-Chief and so many people. Karen didn't think Diss was a kind person, or that his kindness was only for his family.

　　 So, Parker who abandoned his daughter is really lucky to be alive now.

　　 "Of course I am angry, but I still think that as a father, you should not do too extreme things."

　　 "But, excluding today that is about to pass, you still have five days to go."

"The matter between him and Winnie should be decided by Winnie and Chrissy on their own whether to forgive him, maybe a year later, maybe after five years, maybe Chrissy will grow up, get married, and give birth to her own child. After that, there will be changes, right?"

　　 "You promised me that you will not die in five days, but I am also curious whether you have the confidence to live to see Chrissy get married and even give birth to your great-grandson."

　　 Diss stretched his finger to the top of his head and said, "Even if Chris is unwilling to forgive this father, his sins should be handed over to the gods in the sky for judgment, instead of venting our personal anger in the name of our family."

　　 "Yes, grandpa, you are right."

　　 Karen nodded vigorously.

　　 then said:

　　 "So, I have sent Alfred to see God."