After sitting with Mrs. Seymour for a while, Karen took her leave and drove home.

Mrs. Seymour is currently in a state of mental loss. As time goes by, the anger and hatred caused by her husband's betrayal are slowly fading, replaced by various inadaptations in living habits.

The rhythm of life changes back to a person's living state, just like a table missing a leg.

In this regard, Karen's advice is to move.

Changing a house and a new environment can effectively get rid of the influence of the inertia of the previous life.

This advice is not applicable to ordinary people, but Mrs. Seymour has no problem because she is rich.

back home,

Karen walked into the living room holding the paint box.

Aunt Winnie was sitting on the sofa doing accounts, Aunt Mary was sitting opposite her with her legs crossed and eating fruit, and Uncle Mason was lying in an exquisite black coffin on the morgue.

"I think some decorations could be added inside, such as a place for a radio box, or a hidden box with a gun inside."

"Are you trying to prevent grave robbers?" Aunt Winnie commented without raising her head. "It feels like it would be more practical to equip the cemetery administrator with an extra gun."

"I thought that if I faked my death and woke up in the coffin, I could use a gun to call for help. If it weren't for the cemetery and there was no way to pull the phone line, I really wanted to install a telephone directly inside.

Think about it, the relatives of the deceased must hope that the deceased will have a chance to suddenly wake up, at least they will have this kind of beautiful vision, right?"

Aunt Winnie continued to shake her head: "Our service quality is very high. The soil is buried deep enough that bullets cannot penetrate. And he should have been suffocated to death before he shot."

"Hope, hope, that's what I'm talking about. Mary, if I die, do you hope that I will suddenly sit up in the coffin?"

Aunt Mary took a bite of the apple, shook her head and said:

"I will insert a knife into your chest before you are buried to prevent you from feigning death and eliminate this possibility, because I don't want you to suffocate to death in the coffin. This is really cruel."

Uncle Mason was stunned for a moment, sat up and looked at Mary:

"This is indeed a good choice, dear."

Immediately, Uncle Mason, who was sitting up, saw Karen who happened to walk in, and immediately shouted;

"Oh my gosh, let's see who's back!

He has a golden luster,

He stepped on the rays of the setting sun,

He is surrounded by gorgeous music,

ah,

It’s my handsome nephew, Karen!”

Uncle Mason held the edge of the coffin with one hand and rolled over. When he landed, his feet slipped slightly. Below were the steps of the morgue. He had to continue leaning forward and sliding forward. After running down the steps, the inertia was still there, and his body was completely

lost balance;

at last,

"Plop" sound,

Kneeling directly in front of Karen.

Karen could only turn sideways habitually and did not accept this great gift from his uncle.

Aunt Winnie dropped her pen and walked quickly towards Karen, but inadvertently her high heels stepped on the hem of her skirt. The skirt was of good quality and not broken, but she fell down on the coffee table.

, barely holding the edge of the coffee table with both hands to prevent it from rolling down again.

Aunt Mary was supposed to be the calmest one, but first she saw her husband kowtow to her nephew and her sister-in-law fell comically in front of her. Under repeated frights, she swallowed the apple she had not chewed before and it got stuck in her throat.

He could only grab his neck with both hands and prepare to vomit.

Not caring to help her uncle and aunt, Karen rushed directly to her aunt, threw the paint box on the sofa and hugged her aunt from behind;

Then he made fists with both hands and used the thenar to give an inward and upward impact to the aunt's upper abdomen.

Heimlich maneuver,

One strike, two strikes, three strikes, four strikes!

"ah!"

The aunt finally shouted and spit out a piece of apple.

Karen breathed a long sigh of relief and wiped his forehead with the back of his left hand. With his right hand, he picked up the paint box that had been thrown on the sofa and placed it on the coffee table.

"Huh...huh...huh..."

The aunt, who was clutching her chest and panting heavily, turned to Karen and asked impatiently before she could fully recover:

"Karen... how was yesterday's... date...?"

"Honey, are you okay?" Uncle Mason immediately came over to check on his wife.

Aunt Mary pushed her husband away and continued to look at Karen, gesturing for Karen to answer.

"Yeah, how was your date yesterday?" Seeing that his wife was fine, Uncle Mason immediately refocused on the issue.

Aunt Winnie was fixing her skirt with her hands, but her eyes were fixed on Karen.

Karen really didn't expect that her family would be so concerned about her date. This was probably due to the sense of expectation and accomplishment that her pigs had finally begun to produce cabbage;

To be honest, Karen was quite touched.

"Very good." Karen replied, maybe feeling that she shouldn't answer so simply. Karen immediately added: "We went to the amusement park, went to the movies, and then went to eat, which was recommended by my uncle.

My Couple Restaurant Mamu is located by the river, and the environment is really nice.”

"Then what?" Aunt Winnie asked.

"Yeah, what next?" Uncle Mason asked.

Aunt Mary spread her hands: "What else did you do?"

"Then it got late, so I sent her home."

"Before going home!" asked Aunt Winnie.

"No, it's in front of her house." Aunt Mary corrected her, "We're in front of her house. Did you do anything when we parted?"

Karen licked her lips,

I can only answer:

"I hugged her."

"Oh yeah!" Aunt Mary immediately clenched her fist and waved, "If a girl is willing to let you hug her at the door of her house, it proves that she has acquiesced in the relationship with you!

Because her mother may be secretly watching here through the gap in the curtains in the living room!

If Mina falls in love and is sent home by a boy in the future, I will definitely stand behind the curtains and watch them secretly at the door. I can't turn on the light, for fear that my shadow will be seen by them!

But Mina definitely knows that I will peek, so if she is still willing to let you hug her under this situation, that’s pretty much it, because she is ready to disclose the developing relationship between you to her family.”

"No, no, no, there is another difference. Is it a polite hug? Is it your initiative? Will she be embarrassed?" Uncle Mason immediately began to analyze the details.

"I hugged you twice."

"Yo! Mr. Cullen! Good, good, good!"

Uncle Mason raised his palm and patted Karen's shoulder hard continuously, like an old general who had retired from the battlefield and was covered in scars, passing on to the younger generation:

"As expected of a man from our Immelais family!"

Karen could only smile politely.

Aunt Winnie began to pray: "Thank God, thank God, our Karen is in love."

Aunt Mary smiled and said:

"As I said, our Karen used to be a bit introverted and dull. Now our Karen, what age group of women can resist his temptation?"

Karen really couldn't resist the enthusiasm of these elders, so she could only ask:

"Is grandpa at home?"

"In the study on the third floor." Aunt Mary replied.

"Then I'll go find Grandpa."

"Yes, yes, yes." Aunt Mary thought of something again and immediately asked, "By the way, Karen, there is one more thing."

"Um, aunt?"

"How did you come to spend the night at Mr. Piaget's house after your date with Teacher Eunice?"

"Because they live on the same street and Mr. Piaget is a professor of psychology, so we..."

"You should stay away from him in the future. Didn't his wife just die? Why did he come to our house to look for you again and again?" Aunt Mary reminded her with a frown.

"Yes, yes." Aunt Winnie echoed, "I heard that those who are highly educated like to mess around."

Karen's parents passed away early, and these elders are responsible for Karen's parents. Their food and drink expenses are one level higher than their own children. They will be really happy for Karen's growth, but they are more afraid that Karen will go astray.

At that time, they will not be able to face Karen's parents in heaven.
To be continued...