After Divorce, My General Husband Chasing Me Back

Chapter 347 No Remains Left

Frederick shouted as he grabbed Richard's collar.

"Car accident?" Richard turned pale. "Understood, I'll investigate right away."

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Frederick let go of him, and Richard immediately spoke into the intercom. "Drop everything you're doing right now and find out what happened with Ms. Prescott."

Two hours later, Frederick and Richard arrived at the outskirts of Kingstown.

Diana and Caroline were still standing near the edge of the explosion site.

A crowd had gathered around the blast scene, where Richard's subordinates had already cordoned off the area.

"This is truly horrific."

"Yeah, I've never seen such a severe car accident before. Both vehicles exploded right on the spot."

"Me neither. I've only seen this kind of thing in TV dramas."

""Poor victims."

"Exactly. A car accident is bad enough, but this has wiped out their remains."

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The onlookers continued their hushed discussions.

the charred remains of the vehicles. His feet seemed rooted to the ground, unable to

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here. I'm so sorry," Diana said, rushing

in, "Frederick, we never

for lunch today, and right after, a maid rushed in, saying that Claire suddenly had severe belly pain. When we went downstairs, she was writhing

hospital. But on the way, a child suddenly darted out

kid wouldn't get out of the way. Diana and I got out of the car to move him. Just as we were about to get back in, a

happened. Everything happened so fast. The two cars collided, and the explosion followed almost immediately. We didn't

sorry. If only we hadn't stopped the car and gotten

times, and now,

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the words of those

mind was consumed by a single,

in the car. The two cars had

stood beside

was unclear how much time had passed

"Richard, handle the

headed back to his

driver, "Take

Manor."

the evening, Frederick returned

Manor.

mechanically changed his shoes, went up

rays of the setting sun streamed through the large floor-to-ceiling

hauntingly like the