The relatives outside Ding Qiang's family had some complaints about his approach. After all, they drove people away without getting any compensation.
Fortunately, Ding Qiang's mother and son didn't say anything, and even Ding Qiang's uncle supported it, feeling quite relieved.
Of course, these were minor reasons. The main reason was that the people who came today were just staff members, and they didn't have the authority to decide compensation. Since that's the case, what's the point of talking to them?
Is this the way to solve issues when not even a decision-maker shows up?
Luckily, these two people were just a small episode and didn't affect the progress of the funeral.
By noon, some relatives followed the convoy to the crematorium, leaving only some well-connected locals to dig out the grave pit.
