During dinner, Mother Cheng also asked Cheng Su if her aunt's funeral went smoothly.
"It was alright, nothing went wrong. As long as there's money, everything can definitely be arranged properly," Cheng Su said while eating her rice.
"Was it respectable?" Mother Cheng asked again.
"Mom, they are not a very wealthy family, how respectable could it be? It's already good that it was handled smoothly!" Cheng Su said with a slight smile.
Actually, whether it was respectable or not doesn't matter; the key is that it went smoothly. No matter how respectable, the person is dead, what's the use? It's just the vanity of the children, anyway.
If she were to die in the future, just scattering her ashes at sea would be fine—simple and without fuss!
"Did your parents-in-law also go?"
Cheng Su nodded, "Of course."
When she was leaving, her mother-in-law was somewhat dissatisfied with her, but what's the use? How does it concern her?
