I glanced at the two red envelopes and could guess without even opening them that they contained at least as much as the ones from last night.
This red envelope isn't just for wages; it's clearly also a hush money payment.
After Sister Wu left, I went to Hall 3 to deal with the female corpse.
Corpses that are completely decomposed like this are the easiest to handle.
Use 3D printing technology to print a model that resembles the deceased's body parts, then fill and shape it with clay and plaster until it looks like a human figure.
It is difficult to deal with cases where the face is damaged and severely deformed, but the original appearance is still visible and there is no decay.
By 4 p.m., the female corpse's appearance had been properly prepared.
I then applied red makeup to her as requested by the host family, and then adorned her with a beaded veil used by women in ancient times for weddings. With the makeup done, her appearance was acceptable.
As long as the family members don't remove the Xiuhe dress and beaded curtain, no one will know that it's completely rotten inside.
After leaving the funeral home, I drove straight back to my rented apartment, took a shower, and went to bed.
I'm a good sleeper, and after working all night, I was exhausted. I fell asleep within two minutes of lying down.
I don't know how long I slept, but in my drowsy state, I was awakened by a loud banging on the door.
I didn't want to open the door, but the other person was knocking really loudly, as if he would smash the door if I didn't open it.
I got out of bed, feeling a bit annoyed, and went to open the door.
However, I stopped just as my hand was about to touch the doorknob.
I instinctively asked, "Who is it?"
A faint voice came from outside the door.
"The auspicious hour has arrived; the groom mounts his horse to welcome his bride!"
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