These days, people in the city all had their bodies cremated, but people in the countryside generally still chose burials.
"Mm." Du Muhan responded softly, holding her without moving.
"Should we arrange a lively funeral ceremony like they have in the countryside?" Su Qiao remembered that people in this area still had that custom.
Du Muhan gently released her and regained his composure. "No. Let her leave in peace."
"She actually didn't like drawing attention. She was rather low-key, gentle, naive, and easy to bully. That's why she ended up like this."
If she had been just a little stronger back then and taken him away from that family to beg for a living, their lives would not have ended up that way.
"All right, then. I'll have someone come repair the grave. I'll also buy her a better coffin, get her a nicer set of clothes and jewelry, have the caretakers here clean her body properly, and then ask a mortician to do her makeup and prepare her for burial, so she can leave with dignity."
This was all Su Qiao could do for now.
Du Muhan turned to look toward the bed. "I don't understand any of this either. You arrange it. I'll go buy a plot of land."
"Okay."
After that, the two of them split up to handle everything. Su Qiao did most of the running around, and soon she had arranged everything properly.
Although they did not hold any countryside-style ceremony, everything that needed to be there was prepared. Because time was short and Su Qiao wanted to get the best of everything she could, she ended up spending quite a lot of money.
Of course, she did not care about that.
As long as she could send her off properly and avoid letting these