A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 671

She stared at Eleanor for a while before she could speak, "Ms. Shultz, do you know who your mother is?"

Eleanor looked at Evelyn Ziegler, who just lost her son. It was strange that she was first concerned about her own mother, but she answered truthfully, "I don't know..."

The tension on Ethan's mother's face clearly relaxed a lot. It's good not to know. The secrets of the Pine family should remain buried forever after Emilia's death. As for this orphan who knows nothing, she doesn't need to worry at all.

After getting the answer, she didn't look at Eleanor anymore and turned into the morgue, leaving a middle-aged man facing Eleanor, "We're taking Ethan's body back."

Eleanor was a bit embarrassed, she frowned, "Ethan left a will, he wanted to be buried with my sister, I'm afraid I can't let you take him."

Ethan's father, Mr. Ziegler, saw that although she spoke softly, her attitude was firm. His face immediately became serious, "He is my son, it is natural that I should take him, besides, he and Emilia were not married..."

Eleanor replied calmly, "They were married."

She was married to Ethan in her sister's name, they had a wedding in the church and a marriage certificate, it was a fact.

Mr. Ziegler probably heard about this baffling matter, he simply said 'they divorced later', then changed the subject, "The descendants of the Ziegler family should be buried in the Ziegler family's cemetery, this is not negotiable, I'm just informing you."

Eleanor actually had no right to forcibly keep Ethan's body, after a moment of silence, she made a suggestion, "I happen to be going to the G country, how about this, I will move my sister's grave back to the G country, and let my sister be buried with him in the Ziegler family's cemetery?"

She grew up in the G country and has the nationality of that country, which contains all her memories. She should also want to go back, it's better than being buried here namelessly. Besides, as long as they can be buried together, any method is acceptable.

But Mr. Ziegler disagreed, "No, Emilia has been entangled with my son all her life, causing him mental tension, and even losing his inheritance. I don't want them to be buried together."

He used to like Emilia, thought she was talented and a good fit for the Ziegler family's daughter-in-law. But his wife didn't like her, said she looked like trouble, and that marrying into the Ziegler family might turn the house upside down. He didn't take it seriously at that time.