JESSIE“Why doesn't Mrs Moore explain to the press why she held such an extravagant burial ceremony for a man in a coma?" Stephen asked. Lauren’s steps faltered. She turned abruptly to run off, but men were already standing in her path, forming a wall before her. “Answer the question, Mrs Moore," the crowd chanted over and over again. She turned to the crowd and slowly took off her sunglasses. I like how everyone thought she was moaning so hard; hence the need for the sunglasses. But underneath the glasses was a fully made-up face. Almost like she was picture-ready. “I had no choice," she gasped, holding her chest like she was about to pass out. “The stock prices were falling, and he was not getting any better…” “So, for the control of the company, you kept your husband in a sedated phase for thirteen years?” I asked. She shot me a death glare. Her hand clenched into a fist. With the way her eyes narrowed, it was obvious that if we weren't in public, she would have been charging
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