13 Mink Street

"It's inappropriate for you to do this."

Hearing what Diss said, Karen spread his hands and said:

"I think it can be considered from the perspective of the family, but there is a problem. Aunt and Chris don't know the difference between our family and other families. Maybe the living conditions are better.

They don't know that the words "you go to die" are not just words of anger, but can be realized. The most important thing is that after cashing out, we can do it without any burden or impact. "

Diss took a sip of tea,

road:

"Do you know why I asked your uncle to let you participate more in the family's business after you recovered?"

"Isn't it because of a lack of manpower?" Karen asked.

"It's not difficult to recruit a corpse mover. After all, the monthly salary is high and it's not tiring."

Karen nodded.

Diss put down the teacup, Karen stood up and refilled the water for Diss.

After sitting down, Karen replied: "Grandpa, you want me to understand the boundaries and respect of life through the business and operation of the funeral club, so that I won't become unscrupulous after gaining some power."

"hehe."

Diss smiled, chatting with a smart grandson is really a pleasure.

"I understand what you mean, grandpa, and I have been adhering to my original heart. Moreover, I have gradually understood the moral principles in your heart, grandpa. I will not exceed the rules, and I respect the rules.

But the problem is, it’s true that Auntie and Chris are our family, but you and I are also their family, and the family relationship is always mutual.

We are not pitiful for a poor mother and daughter, nor are we disgusted by seeing a man who abandons his wife and son and are not grateful, let alone running back to play emotional cards after seeing him become poor;

It's just because of Parker, his behavior and actions, hurt Winnie's father...you, and Chris' brother...me.

Therefore, I think I have legitimate reasons to give corresponding feedback for the harm I have suffered.

A passer-by broke the roses I planted in the garden, and I have to go up and argue with them. If the other party speaks rudely again, I might have to give him two punches;

What's more, it's family?

This is my thought and my narrative. "

"The judge will not accept your statement."

"As long as the order is approved." Karen pointed to his chest, "I'm talking about the order in my heart."

"But I still don't think it's appropriate." Diess reiterated.

Then, Diss took out an envelope that had been written a long time ago from the desk, and put it in front of Karen. Karen reached out and took it. This is a document similar to a law enforcement order, not issued by a father, but It was issued by the judge of the Tribunal of the Cult of Order in Luojia City.

"Yes, Grandpa, I examine myself."

It is a big taboo to mobilize strange demons to attack ordinary people;

But if the strange demon has an organization and a law enforcement certificate, it is legal, and it is to maintain the majesty of the God of Order.

Karen picked up the envelope, stood up, and was about to walk out.

when opening the door,

Diess asked, "So, you came here to praise the sweater your aunt knitted for me?"

Karen turned around, looked at Diss with a smile on his face, and patted the envelope on his palm.

I came here just to take it, because I know you must have been ready.

Both grandpa and grandson laughed.

"By the way, tomorrow is your aunt's birthday."

"I know, grandpa and aunt are in our house. It's really not easy, and we have paid a lot."

Not only was Aunt Mary not leaving after Uncle Mason slipped from Wall Street to Mink Street,

In addition, whether it is the memory of the last "Karen" or my own observations and feelings over the past few months, I feel that Aunt Mary is a very remarkable wife, mother and elder.

Moreover, Karen is more aware of the meaning of what Dees said;

Just as I reminded Diss before, 'You only have five days left if you don't count today';

Therefore, Diss decided to raise his hand to send Parker, who had long disliked him, to send him to heaven.

"I'll be ready," Karen said.

"Will it be in a hurry?" Diss asked.

"No, after all, my aunt is not an outsider, but a family member."

"Okay, thank you for your hard work."

"This is what I should do."

...

second floor,

bedroom.

Uncle Mason was lying there reading the newspaper with the bedside lamp on. It was the Financial Times.

Aunt Mary showered, put on her pajamas, and went to bed.

Seeing that her husband was still reading this kind of newspaper, she frowned subconsciously, but quickly took a breath to clean up the negative emotions, and didn't want to show even the slightest expression.

"Aren't the eyes tired from reading such small characters?"

Aunt Mary took the initiative to put her arm around Uncle Mason's head and began to gently massage his temples.

Uncle Mason flicked the newspaper, rolled it up, and threw it aside.

"Actually, I'm not unwilling. Of course, there are still some unwillingness, but I never thought about going back. I read this newspaper, just want to read it."

"I know." Aunt Mary put her face against her husband's head, "I know you have been blaming yourself and feeling uncomfortable."

Uncle Mason reached out to hold Aunt Mary's hand, put it on his lips and kissed it twice:

"I hope to give you and the children a better life, sorry, I am not capable enough."

"Our life is very good now, and being a mortician is also very good, and I can save a lot of supercilious eyes.

Oh, although some guests have been staring at the eyes after death, but this kind of eyes will not make people feel annoying and uncomfortable.

When you get along with them for a long time, you will feel that they are also very cute.

Every time the mourning service begins, seeing the clients I take care of can lie peacefully in the coffin and bid farewell to their loved ones, I feel that what I do is really meaningful.

Plus, you see Mina and Lunt, living at home suits them just fine.

We used to be so busy that it was really hard to spare time to take care of our children's growth, but now our children are right in front of us every day.

Although my father is a bit serious, our family has a very decent family style. I believe that Mina and Lunt will definitely have good personalities when they grow up. "

Uncle Mason reached out and hugged his wife's waist, took a deep breath, and said:

"Honey, I know you are comforting me, I am really grateful to fate, let me meet you in this life."

"Me too, because you've been a good husband."

The two hugged each other, feeling each other's warmth.

a long time,

Uncle Mason suddenly asked: "By the way, the stock at home has decreased a lot in the past month."

"It's because the funds in the family's public account are tight."

"It shouldn't be. Although buying a cremation agency and buying a new hearse cost a lot, we each handed over the money to the company. Although the business is not very busy recently, we have made a few B-level packages in a row, and the profit is very high. Considerable.

The money in the public account is not in a hurry to pay dividends, why does it suddenly feel so tight? "

"Because Winnie and I discussed how to withdraw a sum of money from the public account, and I was still calculating the account with her last night."

"Well, what are you going to do?"

"It's for Karen."

"Karen, what's wrong?"

"Karen and Miss Eunice."

"Isn't it very good, Miss Eunice is very suitable for our nephew."

For his nephew, Mason is now very confident!

"Miss Eunice is from Wayne."

"What happened to the Wayne people?"

"It's Noble Wayne. She and her mother lived on Rhine Street when they came back to visit relatives, and I wanted to talk to my father several times about the future arrangements for Karen and Miss Eunice. My father's answer was always the same:

Let them develop freely. "

"Hey, dad really said that?"

Uncle Mason finally realized that something was wrong. His father had always valued this eldest grandson very much, even a little doting on him.

After all, Karen's parents are long gone, and he will naturally receive more attention and support from his family.

Seeing that Karen is already in a relationship, and the other party's mother has also come to the house, according to the custom, things have entered the next stage after the relationship.

As a grandfather who loves this grandson almost to the extreme, how could he suddenly ignore him?

"Besides, when Miss Eunice and her mother came to visit our house last time, my father specially asked us to take Mina and the others to the amusement park, and it was still raining." Aunt Mary said, "I feel that my father just doesn't want to Let's get too involved with Karen's relationship, so that points to a possibility."

Uncle Mason's eyes widened immediately, and he shouted, "Father wants Karen to go to Wien?"

"That's why Winnie and I were thinking, if Karen and Miss Eunice are really going back to Wayne, then we have to raise a living money right now to exchange it into reals, the housing prices in York City are not Cheap, but at least get Karen a smaller apartment, right?

It's one thing that Karen can't live in the manor of the woman's family, but how can he not have a house of his own in York City?

At that time, if the two parties quarrel or have a conflict, Karen may not even have a place to go. He is a man after all. "

"I'll ask my father tomorrow, no, I'll ask my father now, and ask him what he thinks, if he really wants Karen to go to Wien!"

Uncle Mason rolled over and put on his slippers.

"Hey, what are you going to do? Is there any room for you to intervene in what your father has decided?"

"No, I have to go, I'm just mad!

My brother is gone, how can I let Karen go to Wien!

We, the Inmeles family, haven't fallen to this level yet! "

"Then you can ask your father what he thinks tomorrow. It's too late now, and my father may have already rested."

"No, I'll go to the bedroom to find him if he's not in the study, and I'll wake him up when he falls asleep, because I didn't know it before, but now that I know it, I can't allow myself to be stupid.

You know what, Mary, I'm really scared that my father is going to send Karen out so I can inherit the family business because we're back. "

"Snapped!"

Mason slapped himself,

"How could I do such a thing? If so, am I worthy of being called 'Uncle' by Karen!"

"Father...don't think so. Father has always been a very fair person."

"But I can't allow this kind of thing to happen, absolutely not, this home, this funeral home, belongs to Karen!

Back then, my father called the three of us, brother and sister, to him and asked solemnly which of us would inherit the family funeral service.

Winnie and I both refused. We yearned for the outside world. We grew up in the funeral club of the Inmeles family. We have long been tired of these things!

We feel that if we continue to work in this industry after we grow up, it will be a waste of youth, a waste of life, and a waste of life!

After my brother saw that Winnie and I both refused, he chose to inherit the funeral society.

At that time, Winnie and I were both young and ignorant. We only thought that my brother agreed to inherit the family business, and Winnie and I would be free. Otherwise, we were really afraid that when our father came to forcefully choose one of us, he would choose us. .

But that was actually my elder brother handing over the power of choice to me and Winnie, and he fulfilled his younger brother and sister.

After I got a job, I didn’t know you at that time. In fact, my brother gave me the first fund for stock trading, which was not a small sum of money.

Where did Winnie get so much private money to help that shitty Parker open a factory? That was also given by my brother.

so,

My brother chose to stay with the family business for us, but at the same time, my brother had already divided the property between me and Winnie.

Now, it turns out, the brother's only son has to be sent to Wien.

Mary,

sorry,

Even if I take you out to sleep on the road now, I can't let this happen!

Why did Winnie and I choose freedom and let my brother stay behind;

After we folded our wings outside, we still have to rob our brother and son's nest when we come back? "

Hearing what Mason said, Aunt Mary withdrew her hand from dragging her husband.

"When my father said that he would give our family shares to run the funeral club better, I shouldn't have agreed. Winnie and I just came back to work and asked for a take-in. Where are the qualifications for taking shares? This share, this The family business originally belonged to Karen.

I'm going to ask my father to understand! "

Uncle Mason walked out of the bedroom and came to the third floor. He knocked on the door of the study first.

"Enter."

Uncle Mason standing at the door took a deep breath, opened the door, and walked in.

After about a quarter of an hour,

Uncle Mason walked out of the study.

...

"Squeak..."

The bedroom door was pushed open, revealing Uncle Mason's face.

Karen, who was sitting at the desk and reading a book, looked up: "Uncle?"

"Karen, come out here."

"OK."

Karen followed her uncle all the way down the stairs to the first floor.

Of the lights on the first floor, only one on the northwest side was turned on, where the sofa and coffee table were placed.

Aunt Winnie was already sitting there, pouring coffee while wiping her reddened eye sockets.

"Auntie, what's wrong with you?" Karen stepped forward and asked, "It's not worth being angry with that kind of person, really."

Karen thought that her aunt was still grieving over what happened to Parker during the day, but now that Parker has repented to God in heaven, Alfred should be back soon.

It's just that Karen doesn't want to tell his aunt and Chris about this kind of thing, so just let that guy leave in an unexpected way.

In fact, Karen had misunderstood.

The reason why Aunt Winnie was wiping tears was because she had just been reprimanded by her second brother, Uncle Mason.

Uncle Mason yelled at her directly:

It's understandable that Mary didn't tell me. Her surname is not Inmeles. She will definitely think more about Mina, Lent and her family.

And you, since you've already noticed it, why didn't you take the initiative to tell me?

Have you forgotten that you have gone to your husband's house and changed your surname back to Inmeles?

Are we worthy of our dead brother?

Under Uncle Mason's questioning, Aunt Winnie didn't argue, but just wiped her tears.

"Sit." Uncle Mason pointed to the sofa.

Karen felt that the atmosphere was a bit strange, so he sat down.

Uncle Mason also sat down, looked at Karen, and asked seriously:

"Karen, tell me the truth, will you go to Wayne with Miss Eunice?"

Karen froze for a moment, but still nodded and said, "It should."

"Are you voluntary? Your grandfather said, you are voluntary."

"Grandpa is right. I did it voluntarily. He asked for my opinion several times, and I always chose to go to Wayne."

Uncle Mason was anxious, and said directly: "What's the reason, this is your home, Karen, this is your home, this house, this funeral home, it's all yours, and it only belongs to you.

You stay and grow up... No, you don't need to grow up, just now. "

Uncle Mason looked at Aunt Winnie, and Aunt Winnie took out a piece of paper she had just written in front of her;

"Karen, your aunt and I will withdraw all the shares, including Mary's share. This home and this property belong to you."

Karen felt as if he had already understood what was going on, and there was a warm current flowing in his heart.

Really, I'm used to seeing too many relatives who completely tear their skins apart in front of money and interests. The kind of relatives who can take the initiative to hold on to money and still stand their hearts are really rare.

Karen pushed the paper back to Uncle Mason and Aunt Winnie, and said with a smile:

"Uncle, aunt, I really want to go to Wayne."

"Believe me, uncle, it's impossible to live a smooth life when you become a son-in-law in someone else's house, and you are a very proud and self-respecting person, I can feel it."

"No." Karen explained, "Uncle, I want to go out and have a look. Really, I want to see the outside world. It doesn't make sense. You are only allowed to wander outside when you are young. When you come to my place, Even the qualification to go out and see has been deprived?"

"That's not the same thing!" Uncle Mason retorted.

"That's the same thing." Karen walked behind Uncle Mason and Aunt Winnie, put his arms around their shoulders, "I heard Grandpa said..."

In fact, I heard what Pu'er said.

"The relationship between my uncle and my aunt and my father was very good."

"Your father is an excellent brother." Mason said.

"Yes," said Aunt Winnie.

"Back then, both my uncle and my aunt went out and wandered around, saw the world, and then came back home, because this place has always been your uncle's and aunt's home, and whenever you come back, this place will open the door for you.

Me too.

If I don't have a good time in Wayne, or Miss Eunice doesn't end up together, I can come back.

Just like my uncle and aunt, because I know that this will always be my home, and once I come back, I will unconditionally accept my uncle, my aunt, my aunt, and my cousins , will welcome me home.

So, what's the point of signing this?

Without shares, wouldn't my uncle and aunt recognize me as a nephew?

With shares, am I not your nephew?

We are a family,

These,

It cannot separate us, nor can it separate us. "

Under Karen's persuasion, Uncle Mason finally stopped forcing him to sign the share transfer agreement;

Karen pushed her uncle and aunt up to the second floor to let them go to bed early.

When Karen returned to the third floor by himself, he saw Diss standing on the stairs of the third floor.

"Mason came to me, he even wanted to have a fight with me, which almost never happened before."

"Uncle is a little too excited." Karen said.

Diss said:

"So, from the past to the present, I am very proud to have such a family."

Karen nodded and said:

"I am also very proud that from now on, I can protect such a family."