The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover

Chapter 813

Chapter 813

Jocelyn stared at Taya for a long time before finding her voice, “Ms. Palmer, do you know who your

mother is?”

As Mrs. Yardley had just lost her son, Taya felt weird that it was the first thing that the woman asked

and shook her head truthfully, “I don’t know…”

Jocelyn’s tense expression visibly relaxed, thinking, “Better be so. Let the secret of the Carmine pack

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be buried forever after Rosalie died. I’ve nothing to worry about this orphan who knows nothing.”

After getting the answer, Jocelyn stopped looking at Taya, then turned around and went into the

mortuary. Left behind, her husband said, “We’re taking back Amon’s body.”

Taya frowned, “My brother-in-law’s last wish is to be buried

with my sister, so I’m afraid that you can’t take his body.””

As her tone was firm despite her soft voice, Amon’s father,

Baird Yaedley, stiffened his face, “He’s my son, and I have a

right to claim his body. Besides, he was not mated to Rosalie.

How could you call him your brother-in-law?”

Taya answered blandly, “They did.”

had a certificate, so the mating was valid.

and

Baird probably also heard about this absurd matter and changed the subject after saying that the two

had divorced later. Then, he changed the subject, “The descendants of the Yardley pack will be buried

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in the same cemetery, and that is unnegotiable. I only waited for you to tell you about it.”

Taya indeed had no right to claim Amon’s body. After pondering for a moment, she suggested, “I

happen to be going to Aronland. How about I relocate my sister’s remains back there so that she could

be buried with Amon in your pack cemetery?”

In Taya’s mind, Rosalie would love to go back because she grew up in Aronland and was a citizen

there, not to mention that the country held all her memories; therefore, it’s better than Rosalie being

buried here without getting recognized as Amon’s wife. Besides, as long as they could be buried

together, any arrangement would be fine.

But Baird disagreed, “No, Rosalie kept harassing my son his whole life and caused him to act crazy,

even losing his inheritance rights eventually. I don’t want them to be buried together.”