72. The Funeral 16

“Miss him indeed. I don't understand why my husband chose to organize a funeral for him, just to waste money for nothing.”

Now, mama and her mate were through with the children and had joined the group. Then, Emma advised, “My daughter, I know how you feel. You have the best husband in the world. If he can forgive your father and decided to wipe any stigma that he had brought upon you and your siblings, I think you should be grateful for that.”

Now, Ada saw reason with her husband and cheered up. She looked at him and appreciated for the first time by giving him a hug.

“Thank you, hubby. I appreciate.”

“You are welcome, my dear. I know it not easy.”

Nevertheless, the youngsters were all over the compound, climbing trees and plucking fruits. The maid, who had been lonely in the midst of adults, felt free and guided them on their escapades.

“Madam, the driver wished to leave. Where do I keep the goods?” Their driver asked. Then, Ada turned to her mother and requested, “Which room are yo