After the two sides finished chatting and Piaget was about to leave, Oka stood up and said: "Mr. Piaget, shall I ask my driver to take you back?"

"No, I drove here by myself."

"Yes, that's great. Oh, by the way, Mr. Piaget, where is your wife's grave? I want to pay her respects."

"Oak Cemetery on the East Side."

"Okay, I understand. By the way, how did your wife's funeral go? Did it go smoothly? I'm sorry, I didn't receive the news, so I couldn't come to express my condolences. It's a pity."

Piaget looked at Oka,

said:

"Believers of the Berry religion pay attention to keeping everything simple during funerals."

"..." Oka.

The brief embarrassment was immediately overcome by the thick fat on Mr. Oka's face, and he immediately said:

"Of course I know this. What I mean is that I have an uncle who lives in Luojia City. He is currently dying, so I wanted to ask you if you know which funeral service company in Luojia City has better services.

More formal?

As someone who grew up with the love of my uncle, I hope to give him a decent funeral."

"Your uncle hasn't passed away yet?"

"Well... it's almost time. Well, according to the customs of our Venen people, some things can be prepared in advance. This can actually make relatives feel more at ease before leaving."

"Oh, that's it. I hope your uncle can turn the corner and get better."

"Thank you, thank you."

"As for the funeral club, I know it's a good one, but it may not be worthy of your status, Mr. Oka."

"No, no, no, my uncle is a person who likes simplicity. He is half a member of the Berry religion. So, what is the name of that funeral club?"

"Immelais Funeral Home, Mink Street."

…

"May the merciful Lord lead her into the kingdom of heaven, where there will be no injuries, no disasters, and no suffering. May the Lord's light always shine on her, and on all of us."

Dis, dressed in priest's clothes, led a group of relatives and friends in prayer.

Then,

Paul and Ron picked up shovels and filled the coffin that had been placed in the tomb with soil. Finally, flowers will be planted around the tombstone.

The little girl's mother walked up to Aunt Mary and thanked her: "Thank you, thank you."

The little girl's father walked up to Uncle Mason and bowed to him.

This was a...very exquisite and perfect funeral.

They have attended other people's funerals, so they can see the difference in the level of care. In addition, compare the prices. The little girl's parents can only express their gratitude in this way;

In addition, there was a child named Lunt who bowed with them and stood all day when they welcomed the guests at the mourning meeting;

When the deceased was sprinkled with salt, the child burst into tears.

What a kind child.

Aunt Mary and Uncle Mason respectively comforted the parents;

Karen went to help Dis pack her things.

At this time, a man in a black suit came over and asked, "Excuse me, is this the Immelais Funeral Society?"

Dis pointed at Karen, took the scripture and walked away.

Generally speaking, grandpa is not responsible for operation and management.

Karen smiled and said: "Yes, hello."

This kind of proactive business consultation can always make people feel relaxed. It is much happier than sitting on the bench outside the operating room of the hospital. Well, it is also much safer.

"I would like to inquire about your menu."

"Okay, here is the brochure and quotation form." Karen took it out of the bag and handed it to the other party, and asked at the same time, "Excuse me, who is the funeral for?"

"It will take some time."

"Oh, I hope we won't be needed."

Waiting for a few days means that it is a family member who is critically ill. Karen can only politely reply: We are not needed.

"No, it will come in handy." The man asked, "By the way, can your family host a funeral for multiple people?"

"Please be more specific."

"It's the kind of ceremony where a family has a car accident and they hold a funeral together. Have you ever held one in your family?"

"It was held."

Karen actually didn't know.

"Okay, I understand. I want to set a rough date and reserve it. Is that okay?"

A family, approximate date, reserved?

"Yes," Karen replied, "but you need to pay a deposit."

"Okay, don't worry about money, what we need is service.

Today is the 9th,

We want to make a reservation for the four days from the 14th to the 17th, is that okay? I don’t want your family to have other arrangements during these four days. You can just tell me the amount for the deposit.”

"No problem." Karen replied.

There are no arrangements at home these four days.

"Okay, I understand. Let's sign the agreement later."

"Okay, but I'm still curious about the family's funeral. Is it someone who has passed away?"

If he is critically ill, it is impossible for the whole family to be critically ill together, right?

The man shrugged,

smiled,

road:
Chapter completed!