After analyzing the situation, Taya said directly to Jocelyn, “Mrs. Yaedley, let’s put aside the matter first. What matters now is to get Grace back from Casare, wouldn’t you agree?” Seeing that she did not budge, Jocelyn could tell Taya didn’t want her to raise the pup. However, she knew the woman was right that it was not the time to fight for custody. “What we need to do now is to take care of Amon’s funeral, get back the pup, and then make sure Casare pays with his life!” She thought angrily. Taya saw the viciousness in Jocelyn’s eyes and shuddered inwardly, but she didn’t say anything more. Baird planned to cremate Amon’s body in the country and then transport the ashes back to Aronland. To bury the two at the same time, Baird asked Taya to retrieve Rosalie’s ashes and then go to Aronland with them on their private jet. Hearing them inviting Taya to go with them alone, Andre immediately refused, “No, we will wait till Alpha is back.” As the previous generation of the Yardley pack had a grudge, against the Knight pack, there was no way Andre would allow Taya to be with them alone. If something were to happen to Taya, he knew Griffon would probably twist his head off, and he could not take the risk. With Andre not budging and the Yardley pack insisting on burying the two at the same time, the two sides argued for a moment. In the end, Taya suggested the couple hold the funeral first in Aronland because Griffon would likely be back when the funeral was over. After the two parties decided on the specific date for the joint burial, Taya hired someone to relocate her sister’s remains. Before the relocation, she touched the tombstone, reluctant to part with Rosalie. “Rosalie, Amon’s parents now acknowledge you as their daughter-in-law and have agreed to bury you and Amon together in their pack cemetery.” Rosalie had loved Amon until her death, so Taya believed that her sister would be willing to relocate. Otherwise, she wouldn’t agree to it. “I have another piece of news to share with you. Griffon and I are getting mated.” “And thank you, my dearest sister…” It was her elder sister who gave her a chance to live on and reunite with Griffon. Otherwise, she would never know he was in love with her until she died. “However, by giving her wolf spirit to me, she became the one who had to die in regret.” She thought sadly. Taya would return her kindness by taking care of Grace. If she couldn’t, she wanted to make it up to Rosalie in the afterlife. After staring at the tombstone for a long time, Taya let someone take out the urn. It was a sunny afternoon, and her sister was thus brought out into the sun. “She no longer has to stay in this cold and unfamiliar place all by herself.” Taya thought. Taya held the urn and caressed it a few times, “I will visit you often in Aronland in the future.” She then covered the urn with a black square cloth. Harper held an umbrella for her, and the two took Rosalie’s ashes back to Taya’s own villa. By the time Taya finished these, two days had pa*sed. During this period, Griffon would tell her how he was every hour. Therefore, she felt less worried. She lay wearily on the bed, and after a deep sleep, she reached behind the pillow for her phone. Last night, Griffon sent a message to inform her that he had got Grace back. And his private jet would arrive at the Arcadia Airport at 10:15 am the next day. She looked at the time. Guessing that he was about to get off the plane, she brought up the call log and gave him a call, but his phone was turned off. She thought he hadn’t gotten off the plane yet, so she got up to wash up first. After getting dressed up, she packed up a few sets of clothes. After she finished preparing for her trip to Aronland, she picked up her phone, and her heart sank when she saw he hadn’t returned her call yet. She sat in front of the dressing table and tried to call Griffon several times, but no one picked up even though his phone was on. Hearing the call failure tone again and again, Taya grew anxious. She got up quickly, and as she walked out the door, she asked Andre to drive her to the airport. Sitting in the car, she kept calling Griffon, but he never answered. Feeling that something had happened to Griffon, Taya’s heart pounded anxiously. Whenever she called him or sent a message, he would always answer and reply immediately, but not this time. Holding the phone, her palm was covered in tiny beads of sweat while she kept shivering as if having fallen into a cold pool. When the car pulled over at the airport, Taya got out before Andre could open the door for her and ran like a mad woman to the arrival gate. People from one flight after another came out of it, but she couldn’t see Griffon. Taya’s face slowly turned pale. She stopped calling on her cell phone and leaned against the cold wall. Wrapping her arms around herself, she tried to comfort herself.