Madame Delvaux's funeral was quite simple.
There had never been many friends in the old lady's lifetime. Previously, they had cut off contact with the Delvaux family so as not to provoke Baron Walter; now, only seven or eight people came to bid her farewell.
However, Joseph's presence instantly made the somewhat lackluster Father Koch take things more seriously, and the voice in which he recited the holy words became significantly more solemn.
Dressed in a black skirt, Camellia stood beside, her expression blank as she stared unblinkingly at her only relative in this world, seeming at a loss.
It was not until the priest had finished the prayers and began offering incense in front of the body that she seemed to suddenly understand, and she burst into tears with a loud "waah."
Joseph hurriedly went up to comfort the helpless girl,
"Madame Delvaux will watch over you from heaven, and she has not left you..."
