The True Heir

The Funeral

The day of Chairman Lafayette's funeral had arrived, and Roland felt a deep sense of sadness and grief as he prepared for the solemn occasion.

He dressed in a black suit and tie, his face somber and serious as he looked at himself in the mirror.

Butler Lucas entered the room, his expression grave as he approached Roland.

"Young master, it's time to go," he said, his voice low and mournful.

Roland nodded, his eyes filled with tears. He had loved his father deeply, and the thought of his loss was almost too much to bear.

As they made their way to the funeral site, they were surrounded by a sea of highclasi mourners, all dressed in black and weeping openly.

The media was also present, capturing every moment of the tragic event.

Roland could feel their eyes on him, and he knew that he was expected to show strength and courage during this difficult time.

But he felt as though he had lost a part of himself, and he struggled to keep his emotions in check.

As they arrived at the funeral si