While this was going on outside, the Duans, Zhangs and the rest of the mourners inside the home of the heiress had no clue of what was awaiting them in the event they finally decide to step out of Zhang villa .

A can of worms had been released, whether true or not, it was now left to the two families to decide how they were going to keep the situation from getting worse . The white envelopes bearing money did not make it to half of the ten by nine inch white baskets that was placed on a stainless silver metal four legged stand .

It is said that the money received during a funeral is the measure of how much the person was worth during their life, in this case the money from both baskets would probably make up to just one basket . To even make it worse, the envelopes were almost as thin as air, makes one wonder how much was actually placed in each envelope .

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At around eight forty-five the crowd of mourners was starting to thin out . The casket encasing the "body" of the heiress was about to be placed at the backseat of a black limousine decorated by wreathes of Peruvian lilies, to be carried out by Director Ko and Yang Lin along with some of the men from the LiangKo funeral home .

Right around the time the limousine was to carry the closed casket of the Zhang heiress to leave Zhang villa for the Zhang family burial site together with a long train of dark luxurious cars . Then came a very unusual guest to the home of Zhang Mi, causing a huge scene on arrival . It is not uncommon to witness strange sightings at funeral gatherings, the same could be said for the heiress on the day of her funeral .