Capítulo 1315: Chapter 1306: Parting Ways (6)
It really is pitiful, after these two workers passed away, it initially triggered anger all over the internet. All the passersby wanted to tear the show crew and the TV station apart. But later, after Xia Siyu “took the lead” and jumped out, everyone turned their spear on her, cursing her vehently, as if offering sacrifices to heaven. Behind her, the remaining Huixing artists, including Zhou Weiwei, were rarely dragged into it.
Xia Siyu was targeted, originally Huixing planned to donate on behalf of the artists during the farewell to reverse the situation. But Xia Siyu insisted on quitting Huixing herself, so they were happy to let public opinion curse her, while all the other artists stayed hidden. At this point, not kicking her when she’s down was the last bit of kindness.
And because these two workers were from within the TV station, the station requested a low-profile handling, so there was no elaborate farewell ceremony held. Xia Siyu still managed to find a place through connections and ca to pay her respects.
These two workers probably never imagined that in the days following their death, it was as if the world had turned upside down, with everyone focusing their attention on them. Yet when it ca ti for the farewell ceremony, besides family and friends, even colleagues from the TV station were warned by the unit not to co to prevent it spiraling out of control.
So, it appeared rather deserted.
Xia Siyu ca by herself, Bo Yan actually followed too, but as they approached the mourning hall, she didn’t let Bo Yan go in with her. She took off her sunglasses, and as family mbers at the scene saw it was her, they really jumped in anger, with even one of the deceased’s brothers throwing the pen in his hand at her face in fury. Xia Siyu didn’t dodge or avoid, and her face got a black ink spot from the pen tip.
“Please accept my condolences.”
The funeral halls for the two were set up together, so she laid down the flowers, picked up the thrown pen, and signed the book in one go.
After signing, she still asked, “Excuse , who are the imdiate family mbers of these two?”
The one who threw the pen angrily said, “What do you want? Are you looking for trouble? Ready to cause us more issues once the dust settles?”
Xia Siyu didn’t speak, just glanced at the sign next to her — these days, even gift money moves with the tis, fearing you’d run short of cash, they had prepared QR codes. Xia Siyu asked, “Are these two QR codes for these two? Confirming that the people involved can receive it, correct?”
The people around didn’t want to pay attention to her, so she took out her phone and scanned the QR codes, then asked, “May I go inside to offer incense?”
The brother was about to explode again when suddenly a relative exclaid, “One million? You gave one million?”
To be precise, it was one million per person. Xia Siyu’s online banking limit was one million before. To be able to make the transfer, she specifically called the bank to open a higher paynt limit.
One million in condolence money is indeed quite a lot for an ordinary person, so many people were stunned and didn’t stop her again, allowing her to smoothly enter the mourning hall, pay her respects to both, and offer incense.
After leaving, she went to the hospital. In the past few days, Chen Fan had already woken up. His left leg had been amputated, but he was conscious, and his right hand was saved, which could be considered fortunate amidst misfortune. When Xia Siyu arrived, he was still resting, and his parents were glaring outside the door as if they wanted to eat her alive.
Xia Siyu didn’t argue with them either; she had Chen Fan’s WeChat and directly transferred one million to him as well.
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