After Divorce I Became A Queen (Aurora and Sion)

Chapter 175 The Funeral

Chapter 175 The Funeral

Albie blocked Sion in his way.

"Sion Carroll, who are you putting on this show for? You haven't been nice to her when she's alive.

Why now? You wanna leave her no peace now that she's dead?"

Albie wouldn't have held this funeral if there was a tiny little hope left. But it had been so many days,

and they had searched the river over and over again. There must be something if she was indeed alive.

Today was the seventh day since her death, so they had to hold a funeral for her.

Sion said more firmly with pain in his eyes, "She's not dead. I'm gonna find her." So he had to make

them cancel this funeral.

Sion was suddenly pushed by Elle, who rushed out from inside with tear stains on her face when he

just started walking away.

"How dare you come?" Elle growled. She was so furious that she saw him as her worst enemy.

"I was so stupid to think you were the one for Aurora. And I even talked her into dating you! ... If you

weren't mean to her, how would she…"

The more she said, the worse she felt. It was hard for her to admit that Aurora was already dead.

"It was all your fault! You made her so miserable! And you didn't even make her happy for once in your

entire marriage!"

Aurora was in the prime of her life. And she had gone away even without her body being found.

Hearing what Elle said, Sion felt choked and couldn't say anything. She was telling the truth. He did not

treat Aurora well. Otherwise, he wouldn't have found the truth about the earthquake so late.

"She's alive. And I will find her."

"You can keep lying to yourself, and I'm fine with that."

Elle felt a bit worried while seeing Sion like this, however, she got furious as long as she thought of

Aurora.

"But today, you can't get in and ruin this funeral. Aurora's resting in peace, and I'm not gonna let you

ruin that."

Then Elle pushed Sion away and shouted at him, "Go away! You are blocking the door."

Sion was pushed against the wall with a frown on his face. He couldn't say anything to retort in the face

of Elle. Those words she had said in an accusatory way hurt him like swords.

Aurora had been planning on making this marriage work, but it was he who had ruined everything.

Thinking of it, Sion slid to the ground against the wall, depressingly feeling heartbreaking-like pain.

He had hurt her so much that she wanted to leave him and even hired a lawyer to divorce him.

Aurora must have hated him so much, Sion thought.

"Sion."

A sudden female voice disrupted his thoughts. Following the voice, he looked at the woman with cold

eyes.

"What are you doing here?" Sion asked with a frown.

If it weren't for Nevaeh who told him that she was the one saving his life from that earthquake, he

would have not missed Aurora.

Nevaeh looked sad in a black dress with white chrysanthemums in her hands.

"Aurora's gone. As Professor Robertson's student and as her friend, I have to attend her funeral." Said This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

Nevaeh.

Sion gave her a stern look without uttering a word.

"I... I'm sorry for your loss. Aurora must have been looking down at us in heaven. And she wouldn't

want to see you so upset."

Then Nevaeh leaned in, trying to help Sion stand up after a moment of hesitation.

"It's damp down there. Get up, Sion."

The man on the ground still looked shockingly handsome, even in such bad shape. And he even

looked more enchanting than before, somehow.

Sion swatted her hand away with a complicated expression on his face.

"Get off me!" he said.

Nevaeh's look changed a little. And the next second, she showed an intense look as if she thought that

Aurora's death was highly regrettable.

"Aurora was such a sweet girl. How could she just leave us like that? She was still so young."

Her words got into Sion's head. He looked away at those people coming to the funeral and then back at

Nevaeh's face.

"Just get out of here." Said he.

Nevaeh was a bit intimidated by his cold expression, which meant that he didn't care about her. And

lashing out at her was even better than seeing her as a stranger like now. She got agitated when Sion

treated her indifferently for that girl.

"Sion, let's get in to see her for the last time." Nevaeh tried to talk with him again and she pulled Sion's

hand to walk into the house.

Albie reached his hand out to stop them.

"You can't get in there."

Albie frowned with growing rage in his eyes. He felt them repulsive, Sion and the woman called

Nevaeh, who destroyed Aurora's marriage in a way.

"I know you are Aurora's brother. But she and I were kinda close. Could you just let us in for her?"

Nevaeh said to Albie.

Sion stood by her side with aloofness, remaining silent.

"I don't remember when you were close to Aurora." Said Albie ironically. He knew it was Nevaeh who

framed Aurora with her baby.

"Mr Doyle," Nevaeh said while holding the white chrysanthemums on her chest, "Sure, there were

some misunderstandings between Aurora and me. But she's gone now. Could you just let me in and

apologize to her?"

They were standing in front of those guests who heard their conversation. Some of them started to

persuade Albie.

"Just let it go, Albie."

"She meant well. Just let her in. You can't leave Aurora with a grievance."

"She had a point…"

They were attracting more strangers' attention.

After a while, Albie finally said to Sion, who was standing opposite him, "I can let you in."

"But only if you promise that you won't try to ruin this funeral."

Albie thought something worse might happen if he kept them out. He wanted Aurora to rest in peace.

Sion slowly raised his eyes which looked like a lifeless desert. He opened his mouth and said in a deep

voice a while later, "Sure."

Since there was no way to stop this funeral, he had to see what Albie had planned for this.

Sion still felt a way that he could find her. And he just had to wait a bit longer. Probably Aurora just

hated him so much that she hid out this time.