Love Unspoken

Guests gradually dispersed, and Kaitlyn left with the support of others.

In just a few minutes, only four people remained in front of the tombstone. There were Kyle and Alexander, and the other two were Walter and Landon.

The four stood in a row, none of them speaking. It was unclear whether they were mourning the deceased or thinking about something else.

Walter suddenly spoke up, "Can't you believe our father's powerful life ended so abruptly."

After he finished, the other three remained silent. He continued, "I heard he left nearly forty billion dollars in inheritance. Mr. Kennedy, has the allocation been decided?" Alexander finally glanced at him, "You want a share, too?"

Walter smiled. "I'm also part of the Kennedys family. It's only fair that I get a piece. If I don't, people would find it odd, right?"

Alexander said, "Freya is just in jail, not dead. Even if the inheritance is divided, it will go to her. How you two split it is your own business."

Walter didn't react much to this, his expression remaining unchanged. He said, "That doesn't matter. Freya is in jail, and as her husband, I'm just fighting for her rights. That's all." Alexander gave a cryptic smile.Text © 2024 NôvelDrama.Org.

Walter glanced at Landon and asked with a smile, "Why is Landon still here? Landon insisted on attending Wayne's funeral despite his injuries. No wonder Wayne valued him so much." "I'm sure he would be deeply moved if he knew."

Landon gave him a sidelong glance, said nothing, and left the cemetery with his umbrella.

Walter was a bit surprised. "I thought he would fight for the inheritance."

"He doesn't need money." Alexander's gaze fell on Walter's face. "Do you need money?"

"I do. I need money very much. No one complains about having too much money. Mr. Kennedy, you don't need money, either. Are you willing to give up the inheritance to me?" Alexander said, "I'm willing to give it, but you might not be able to hold onto it."

His words seemed to have a deeper meaning, though it was unclear whether he was referring to money or something else. Walter raised an eyebrow and smiled, "Wanna give it a shot?" Alexander ignored him and also left the cemetery.

Walter watched his car drive away, then turned back to look at the tombstone.

It had been bustling just moments ago, but now, it was so desolate.

He stared at the photo on the tombstone for a moment before slowly looking away and leaving the cemetery.

Walter got into a Mercedes outside, closed the door, and patted the water droplets off his black suit.

Ruby, in the driver's seat, stared at him for a moment before speaking, "I feel like Alexander is investigating me. He already knows about my relationship with you, so why is he still digging into me?" Walter slowly fastened his seatbelt and said calmly, "Do you have a sister?"

Ruby was taken aback. "Why are you asking that too?"

"So he asked you as well. So, do you?"

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Ruby replied irritably, "Whether I have a sister or not, you know very well."

"I mean, have your parents ever mentioned it?"

"No, they never mentioned it. My mom said she had a massive hemorrhage when she gave birth to me, and both she and me nearly died. After that, she was too scared to have more kids," Ruby explained. Walter raised an eyebrow at her, "Is that so?"

Ruby frowned. "What else could it be? What kind of riddles are you playing?"

Walter said, "You and Getty might be sisters. You didn't know that, did you?"

Ruby burst out laughing at this, as if she had heard a funny joke. "That's impossible. My parents never mentioned it. If I really had a sister, there's no way they would have kept it a secret all these years." "So, things are a bit fishy," Walter leaned against the car window, looking at Ruby meaningfully, "But I suggest you find a way to get your parents and Getty to do a DNA test." "No need. She can't be my sister. I don't have a sister," Ruby stated firmly.

Ruby had no good feelings toward Getty and had even been very disgusted with her at one point. Even if Getty turned out to be her biological sister, she wouldn't let Getty be recognized by her family.