Chapter 488 Guilt And Remorse At The Funeral

• Upstairs in the master bedroom on the second floor, Diana Cooper was kneeling in front of the portrait of the late Cooper Sr., kowtowing with increasing force, as if she were trying to break through the floor with each bow.
• Royston Sr. felt a pang of sympathy, but as he recalled the scene from that night, his compassion quickly dissipated. "Rexford, help her up. Follow old Cooper's will and give her the property and money. Get her to move out of the Royston household as soon as possible. Let's consider it settled."
• "Yes, sir."