The boss has no descendants, but he encounters four smaller versions of himself

The truth is revealed to the world.

Rawson was so angry that he was shaking all over. He pointed at Winnie and cursed, "Poisonous woman, you are more vicious than snakes and scorpions. I shouldn't have been soft-hearted and spared your life!"

Su Yutang also looked at her in shock, feeling a chill in her heart.

She originally wanted to let her go. After all, Winnie just wanted to take the money and escape from the castle. Becoming Bronn's daughter was not her choice, but she could choose freedom.

However, it was not until this moment that she realized that the hatred hidden deep in Winnie's heart was so strong.

She never had a single kind thought in her mind from the beginning to the end. She only used her and hated everyone in the Bron family. Not only did she want to kill Lawrence and Liz, she even wanted to kill Bron and destroy the entire Bron family!

Su Yutang took a deep breath: "Winnie, after hearing this... I can't forgive you."

Winnie closed her eyes and sneered, "I don't need your forgiveness. It's just bad luck that I was caught by you. I admit defeat. You can kill me or chop me up as you please."

Her attitude infuriated Rawlson, who gnashed his teeth and roared, "Come here, take this vicious woman away and execute her!"

"Yes!" Two guards immediately stepped forward and held Winnie on the left and right.

Just as the guard was about to drag Winnie away, Winnie suddenly raised her head and looked at Su Yutang, a trace of guilt flashed across her eyes extremely quickly.

Her voice was slightly hurried as she said, "Yutang, although I have lied to you about many things, there is one thing I have not lied to you about."

Su Yutang frowned and looked at her.

All I heard her say was, "If one day I could leave this castle, I want to live a decent and healthy life. If I could choose my own life, I would rather not have the blood of the Bron family flowing in my body."

She paused, then looked at Su Yutang again with a complicated look in her eyes: "I know I used you, but I am also grateful to you. It was you who helped me deal with that devil Lawrence. He will never let me go until he dies. I wish he would die every day..."

Hatred is real, and gratitude is also real.

But this life, from the moment she was born and labeled an illegitimate child, rejected by her father, bullied by her brothers and sisters, and grew up in repression and hatred, was rotten and irreversible.

In the next life...if there really is a next life, I will pray that I can live an upright life.

After saying that, Winnie stopped struggling and let the guards drag her away.

Su Yutang stood there with mixed feelings.

She naturally understood the meaning of Winnie's last words. She longed for freedom, respect, and love.

However, she had done too many wrong things. She had given Bron a slow-acting poison and had used the Grand Duke to poison Shushan and the two little treasures. She was also capable of killing innocent people...

Such people are both pitiful and hateful.

Once the seeds of hatred are planted, the only thing that will eventually bear is the bitter fruit of destruction.

This woman's life seems to be a tragedy shaped by family grievances and a distorted environment.

......

Winnie's handling of the matter has come to an end, and next, it is time to deal with the aftermath of Bron and Shushan.

The deaths of both of them were a major event that shook the entire European upper class.

Therefore, the funeral must be conducted in a dignified and grand manner. This concerns the final reputation of the Bron family and is also an explanation for their life.

Black veils were hung inside and outside the castle, and the atmosphere was solemn and dignified.

Telegrams and messages of condolence poured in from all over the world.

Because of the funeral, Su Yutang and Bo Jingzhou had to stay in the castle for two more days. As relatives, they also had to assist Rawlson in receiving guests from all parties and handling various complicated matters.

On the other hand, Erbao was still worried about finding his little sister.

Suddenly I received a call from Dabao.

When he heard that such a big thing had happened in the castle, Erbao held up the phone with his little mouth opened into an O shape, and was so shocked that he couldn't speak for a long time.

After hanging up the phone, Erbao's brows were tightly furrowed.

He scratched his head and thought, Old Man Kulong and Grandma have passed away. As a great-grandson, should he rush over to kowtow to the two old people and send them off for the last time? After all, death is the greatest thing.

As for Little Candy, she had no choice but to stay in the hotel for two more days.

Little Candy’s father has not been found, and she cannot be allowed to leave for the time being. She is so young and so pitiful. If she leaves here, she will be on the streets again and become a little beggar with no one to take care of her.

Moreover, after spending these few days together, the two have become good friends.

After making the decision, Erbao said to Xiaotangguo, "Xiaotangguo, I have to go to my grandpa and grandma's funeral. You should stay in the hotel and have fun by yourself today. I may not be back tonight, so you can go to sleep by yourself."

When little Candy heard that her brother was leaving and would not be back at night, her big eyes were instantly filled with deep reluctance and a little bit of uneasiness.

She stretched out her little hand, gently pulled the corner of Erbao's clothes, and asked softly: "Brother, are you going to be gone for a long time?"

Erbao patted her head and said, "It won't be long. I'll be back to see you right after the funeral. Just play in your room. If you want to eat something, tell the uncle at the door and they'll buy it for you. I promise to be back soon."

Although little Candy was reluctant, she knew this was a "serious matter", so she nodded her head vigorously: "Yes, brother, I'll wait for you!"

Erbao's heart softened and he couldn't help but praise: "You are so good~"

After settling Little Candy down and specifically instructing the guards at the door to take good care of her, Erbao hurriedly left the hotel and rushed to Bron Castle.

Suddenly, Little Candy was the only one left in the hotel suite.

She held the new doll that Erbao bought for her and walked to the window, watching Erbao leave in a car downstairs. Only after the car disappeared did she silently turn around and sit down obediently on the carpet.

The room suddenly became empty and the silence was a little scary.

Little Candy hugged the doll tighter and whispered to herself, "Be good and wait for your brother to come back..."

At this moment, Su Yutang and Bo Jingzhou, who were far away in Bron Castle, had no idea that their little daughter, whom they had been searching for, was being taken in by Erbao in a hotel by accident.

......

The burial took place in the old private cemetery of the Bron family.

There was drizzle in the sky, as if it was bidding farewell to the lovers who had been entangled for a lifetime.

The four little treasures wore fitted black dresses and stood in front of the tombstone where Bron and Shushan were buried together, their faces solemn.

They imitated the adults, knelt down properly and kowtowed three times as a farewell to their great-grandparents.

The funeral ceremony ended and the crowd gradually dispersed.

When Erbao turned around, he saw the Grand Duke lying with his head drooping, listlessly not far from the tombstone.

The dog's black eyes were filled with sadness, and it whimpered from time to time.