Chapter 203 Savanah's Grave Is Smashed (3)

In a building 6 miles away from Mt. Farrant, there was a constant sound of flattery coming from an office. This was the Farrant Cemetery. It was responsible for managing all the private graves in Los Angeles. Farrant Cemetery was dedicated to providing cemetery service for the deceased elderly people and relatives of the upper class and some middle-class families. Because the group boss had a background, he was often able to capture mountainous regions with excellent landscapes. Then, if it was improved further, it would be sold for a profit that was several times higher than the cost. Of course, since Farrant Cemetery was to provide service to the upper class, they had different attitudes toward different people. In the office, Cale Wolseley, the chief in charge of this area of Mt. Farrant, stood respectfully in front of the floor-to-ceiling window. Cale said to the phone with a flattering smile, "Don't worry, Ms. Clement. I promise