Novel & Cerita Funeral Keanu Reeves Wife

Mrs Reyes said. The day everything went down is still in everyone's mind. Mrs Reyes rushed outside to call her son. His father was having a seizure and the doctors tried their best to save him although they knew they would lose him soon. He succumbed to his death and it was mourning and wailing all over the hospital. Bad news travels fast. Mrs Reyes and Harry started receiving calls from family and friends sending their condolences. It was a blow to them and they faced it head on as a family of five. The funeral arrangements were made and in no time Mr Reyes was sent off to rest in eternal peace.

Dawn nodded, taking her hand and leading her out of the motel room. ~0~ As it was a beautiful spring day, the funeral took place outside. Lena took her place on one of the seats, thornless rose in hand, Casey and Dawn either side of her. “Ladies and gentlemen, we are gathered here today to say farewell to Shawna Davis and commit her into the hands of God…”

And if I could have my way, I wanted him to take them both down before they caused more chaos. Hearing that Hayden was returning felt like a shot of adrenaline. Suddenly, I had the energy to help the housekeeper clean up the mess in my apartment. I even ordered fresh flowers to brighten the place. While arranging the bouquet, my phone buzzed. The call was from the hospital. "Is this Keira Kay?" The voice on the other end was serious, clipped. "This is the Neurology and Cardiology Department at Seavora Central General Hospital. Two of your relatives have passed away."

Karen Daly, with the exact same name as her, this was Kevin Kyle's wife. "Three years ago, my wife was waiting to deliver her baby at home. With the date of delivery one month away, I went on a business trip. When I left, she smiled and said that she would wait for me at home, but when I came back, all I had were her ashes." "My family told me that my wife was in a car accident on the way to visit her good friend. She was seriously injured and then lost her life. Her last wish was to have the doctors protect our child."

Keegan's heart trembled, and he said thoughtfully, "When did this happen?" "The night before yesterday. She had a fever and passed away. Your wife had been acting odd these few days. You should come back right now. Her mother will be buried at two in the afternoon." When saying this, he could not resist complaining. "Where have you been running off to these few days? For heaven's sake, leave a way for people to contact you. You caused this whole mess, and your wife definitely assumed you went missing on purpose." Keegan pursed his lips. "I'll tell you one day. What about Stella? Let her answer the phone."

Zeno says, looking at Mark and Kayno. "Something's not sitting right with me." I say, thinking this whole thing over. I get a call from an unsaved number and I cautiously pick it up. "Hello?" I say. "Is this Vixen Reed?" a woman says on the other side. "This is he." "I'm terribly sorry to inform you, but your wife, Kyla Reed has tragically passed away at 4:45 this evening." My heart drops, and I can feel all the color drain from my face. My heart skips multiple beats and my breathing starts to quicken as tears burn in my eyes.

"The Grand Meridian is hosting their annual charity gala and auction in two days. I was planning on skipping it...my heart isn't really in these ridiculous high-society events lately...but I want you to go in my stead. For today, take Maya. Buy something pretty. Just get your mind off the wedding for a night." I stared at the gold letters on the envelope. The Grand Meridian Gala. It sounded so familiar... I just needed to remember where I had heard that name before. My heart skipped a beat. The headache hammering against my temples suddenly vanished, replaced by a sharp, electric jolt of adrenaline. Fuck!!! They was a reason why it was so familiar... In my past life, just one week into my ma

Hayes shifted the mic and went to his seat. Friends from school, people who knew her, gave small speeches about her, and yet I couldn’t muster up the courage to say anything. In all of this, Keona’s husband didn’t show up once. We followed behind to the private land where she was going to be buried. As she wanted, a carriage carried her coffin to the land.

said her mother-in-law. “Thank you for understanding.” “Anyway, Fernan told me that you said you won’t be attending Jan’s funeral. Are you really not going to change your mind?” “Mom… I… kinda feel bad attending my husband’s funeral when I’m still hoping that he’s alive.” “Well… you are right, Katherine. It really feels weird, but… if you ever change your mind, Fernan emailed you the details.” “I’ll take a look at it if I have time….”

A few days later; After Kevin's death, the past few days became hectic for Kilan. First, he dedicated his time in preparing a proper funeral for his deceased assistant, which took place three days after his death. Although Kevin wasn't married, he still had his parents. Kilan paid his condolences to them, promising that he would always be at their disposal. After this, Kilan had to come in front of the council to explain things to them. Although the council ended up concluding that it was a mugging as they earlier suspected, Kilan still didn't believe that.