S2. 208 Rodgi's Funeral

The coffin carrying Rodgie was closed, and the group of black robes prepared to move Rodgie's body to the cemetery. Luckily, the Lloyd family had a private burial ground, so burying his body was no problem.

It's no secret that a criminal like Rodgie has difficulty finding land for a funeral. Usually, the families of prisoners have to pay extra to get land. But with the Lloyd family's private burial ground, no one would dare to harass or refuse.

"Ian, do you want to go to the funeral or wait here? If you choose to be here, Mother will accompany you," Josephine put her arm around her adopted son.

Ian, still looking down, wiped his eyes with the back of his hand. The boy took a deep breath and slowly lifted his face.

"I'm coming. I want to pay my last respects to my father," Ian said.

"Your father would be proud of you, Ian," Nicko said, patting his son on the shoulder.

That's when they were surprised by the presence of a husband and wife who came suddenly. They were a middle-aged couple