Chapter 887 Mourning

Struggling to accept David's death, the man who had momentarily regained composure once again succumbed to mournful wails.

His wails echoed through the surroundings. It was reminiscent of a child who had lost their beloved candy.

However, Rebecca didn't remain silent. She said calmly, "Life is fleeting, and mourning is inevitable. If you don't mind the trouble, burying him here would be a fitting resting place."

If they found it burdensome, they could simply lay him to rest on the spot. They could cover the body with dense pine needles and vegetation.

At the very least, it would give him some dignity.

In this remote and sparsely populated deep forest, any potential growth of pathogenic bacteria was unlikely to spread.

As for whether his body decomposed naturally or became prey for wolves and other predators in the dense forest, that was beyond her consideration.

Kane cried for a while. He sniffled as he looked at Rebecca.

"Ms. Rebecca, Mr. Winston just passed away. Aren