Chapter 1628: Appearing at the Memorial Service

Then, as if satisfied, he closed his eyes.

Mabel Quinn saw this and smiled slightly, returning to the large bed. Just as she was about to turn off the light, she heard Kyle Kinston murmur, “Are we really going to let this kid sleep with our daughter like this?”

Mabel Quinn chuckled, “What do you mean ‘this kid’? He’s still a child under five years old.”

“Aren’t you worried that this child will be too attached to Ivy?” Kyle Kinston suddenly said, “Ivy and him can never be together in this lifetime.”

Mabel Quinn was sweating profusely; they were just four or five-year-olds, was he thinking too far ahead!

“They’re still just kids!” she said softly, “Perhaps Ivy protected little Levi before, which might give Levi a sense of security.”

At least in her view, what the child lacked most was probably that sense of security. Levi’s attitude towards Ivy changed from that day the servant stumbled and Ivy reflexively grabbed Levi, leading to the plate that might have hit Levi instead hitting Ivy.

Ever since then, Levi’s attitude towards Ivy changed.

Kyle Kinston smiled softly, “Our daughter is really easy to fall in love with.”

Mabel Quinn didn’t know if this was typical of a father’s mentality, thinking his own daughter was the most beautiful and adorable, “You’re thinking too much.”

But Kyle Kinston looked thoughtfully again at Levi lying next to their daughter. Was he really thinking too much? If their daughter was destined to fall in love with Jeremiah May in this lifetime, then as for Levi… he might be left empty-handed.

This kid Levi strangely reminded him of his own childhood; sometimes his heart would swell with a sense of compassion. He truly hoped it was just him thinking too much.

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On the day of the old Mr. Li’s funeral, naturally, Mr. May and Jeremiah May were also present. Mrs. Li cried sadly, and Grace Yowell stayed by her side, playing the role of a filial daughter.

“You should also spend more time with your mother during this period; don’t let her be too upset,” Mr. May advised.

“Of course I will,” Grace Yowell quickly replied, “I’m also worried that Mom won’t be able to cope with this blow; I’ll stay by her side without leaving, ensuring she can emerge from her sadness sooner.”

“It’s good that you can do that,” Mr. May nodded with relief, as his concern had always been primarily for Mrs. Li.

At the memorial hall in the funeral parlor, the old Mr. Li’s resting chamber had been properly arranged, and guests began to enter the hall gradually, while Grace Yowell, as the granddaughter, was to deliver the eulogy in front of everyone.

Before everyone was a podium, and behind it lay the body of the old Mr. Li.

Just as Grace Yowell stepped onto the podium, ready to recite the eulogy she had someone help write, her expression suddenly changed. Two figures also slowly walked into the hall, and those two were Kyle Kinston and Mabel Quinn.

Good heavens, why are they here?! She hadn’t sent them an invitation at all! Grace Yowell was utterly shocked.

And as if noticing her expression, the guests also followed her gaze, looking towards the entrance of the hall. Among the guests were also many from the business community, who naturally recognized the identity of Kyle Kinston instantly.

For a moment, whispers and discussions arose among them.