Keira Olsen's face still had patches of iodine that had not been completely wiped away, leaving her skin looking dark and sallow, exuding an earthiness.
But those features, the butler felt certain he had not been mistaken!
While he was still in shock, Howard had already passed over a stack of condolence money and then guiltily said, "My wife Keera was Mrs. Horton's high school classmate. She insisted on coming to pay her respects upon hearing the sad news about Mrs. Horton."
Having said this, he tugged Keira towards the memorial hall.
Leaving the butler standing there, stunned, he then looked down at the money Howard had given him, which bore the words "high school classmate Keera."
So, that girl wasn't the lady of the house, but her high school classmate?
The butler rubbed his eyes, wondering if he had been mistaken after all?
He turned around wanting to continue his search but saw that the person had already blended into the crowd and disappeared into the memorial hall.
