But Wendy fell so quickly that Henry hadn't paid any attention to Wendigo Corp. It was only from Wendy's mouth that they learned Sofia was, in fact, Naomi. Who knew that this Naomi would find another backer so quickly? And this backer was none other than Nathaniel. “Should we see them?” Henry knew in his heart that Eliza definitely wanted to see Naomi. After all, with a loose cannon like Naomi here, no one could rest easy. “Of course, we have to. I want to know how my little sister has been doing lately.” A woman who could kill her own mother... Eliza really wanted to know if she felt even a single shred of remorse. Just then, Nathaniel and Naomi walked in. Naomi was dressed in a black veil, and her entire demeanor was different from before. If she hadn't heard it from Wendy, Eliza would never have guessed that the person before her was really Naomi. Naomi was currently holding Nathaniel's arm, exuding an air of noble mystery. Matteo stood beside Nathaniel. He glanced at Eliza when he entered, but to avoid being noticed by Nathaniel, he quickly looked away. “Mr. Foster, Ms. Foster and I were good friends for many years, and we had a lot of business dealings. Mr. Foster didn't even invite me to her funeral. Are you looking down on my Hartwell family?” Nathaniel's words were laced with dissatisfaction, but Henry just smiled faintly. “After what she did, I was naturally too embarrassed to invite anyone. This is a family scandal, after all. Mr. Hartwell must understand the principle of not airing one's dirty laundry.” “You have a point, Mr. Foster. But I knew the Foster family's daughter, so I came to attend her funeral. Mr. Foster won't blame me, I hope?” “How could I?” Henry smiled faintly. “Mr. Hartwell, you jest. I'm overjoyed that you're willing to come. How could I be angry? Please, Mr. Hartwell, after you.” Although Henry didn't much like Nathaniel, he could only step aside and let him enter. Nathaniel, very satisfied, led Naomi inside. But Eliza suddenly spoke up. “Mr. Hartwell may enter. This lady may not.”Hearing this, Nathaniel's brows furrowed. He looked Eliza up and down. Eliza was the daughter of the Sue family, so he naturally didn't dare to do anything to her. But her words were a complete disregard for him. “Ms. Rivers, this is my companion. Why can't she enter? By saying this, are you looking down on me?” “Mr. Hartwell can, of course, enter. It's just that this woman doesn't appear to be part of our circle. And covering her face so tightly... who knows if she's a suspicious character? So many important people are here today. If she were to offend someone, it wouldn't look good.” Eliza walked up to Naomi. “Why doesn't this lady remove her veil first? As long as we can confirm her identity, she may enter.” What Eliza said wasn't unreasonable. Besides, Nathaniel had brought Naomi to the funeral precisely to show off the beautiful woman he had by his side. So, Nathaniel glanced at Naomi. “Ms. Rivers has a point. Just take off the veil and let everyone see.” Hearing Nathaniel, Naomi obediently removed the veil. The moment she did, her striking, high-fashion face was revealed to everyone. Many people couldn't help but stop and stare when they saw her. “Isn't that Sofia?” “It really is Sofia. I can't believe she's with Mr. Hartwell. Tsk, what a waste of a beauty.” “This Sofia, she was an artist with Wendigo Corp. Now that something's happened to Wendy, I heard all the artists at Wendigo Corp have to find new backers.” ... Because of what happened to Wendy, Wendigo Corp was quickly taken over by Cramer. After all, legally, Wendy was still Cramer's stepmother, so all of her assets were now under Cramer's control. Some of the artists had fled, while others chose to continue working for Cramer. Only Sofia had vanished. No one had expected this hot-ticket starlet to now be by the side of a man like Nathaniel. Naomi's voice held a mysterious charm. “Ms. Rivers, I'm just following Mr. Hartwell to see my old boss. I'm just a simple woman. I shouldn't pose any threat, should I?” “Ah, so you're one of Wendy's artists. That simplifies things.”