sad.

Instead, he now looks forward to enjoying £ 150,000 on life insurance, a £ 100,000 house that was credited to him before Mr Clements died, and a pension of £ 2,000 a month for life .

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Mr. Florin (left) said he cried “two days” at the death of Mr. Clements (right), but “that’s enough” and he is now determined to move on with his life and enjoy the legacy that it has been given to him

Mr Marin said that he would declare exactly what he received in the will, and that he would receive £ 150,000 from life insurance, a £ 100,000 apartment in Bucharest to his name and a £ 2,000 life-long British pension – unless he remarries

Florin revealed how Mister Clements had become illduring the coronavirus blockage after not being able to visit his GP in the UK and being out of medication.

He emphasizes that Clements refused to go to the hospital for several days – he developed a fever and became disoriented – before insisting on taking the older man himself.

Once in the hospital, Florin said he was separated from his husband because he was placed in a quarantine ward of the coroan virus for fear of having the disease.

The tests came back negative, and Mr. Clements was transferred to a heart ward instead, but fell into a coma and received life support.

Florin said he received a call from the hospital at around midnight on May 31 to confirm that his husband had died.

“People will think I’m a widow with