Facade of Love

Chapter 231 Why Don’t You Ask Those Dogs?

My mother explained, “Little Sancher initially thought the same, but the villager said the persuadris were found in the location of the village that collapsed during the landslide

(thermore, some stone and iron tools previously used by the villagers and other non degradable stems were also discovered.” She paused for a moment before continuing. “Could

caused by tectonic movements? After all, many phenomena in nature occur silently.

I pursed my lips, hesitating for a moment. If what my mother said was true, then the discovery of the remains of those victims could lead to the revelation that the mountain collapse was related to the mining activities conducted there in the past.

“Yvette, are you listening?” My mother’s voice came from the other end of the phone after I had been silent for a while

I quickly responded, “Yes, Mom, I’m listening” After a brief pause, I still expressed my concern. “Regardless, you should come back soon

My mother assured me over the phone, “Alright, Little Sanchez and I will return as soon as we finish here. By the way, how have you been these past few days? Is everything okay? Moore hasn’t been causing you any trouble, has she?

I replied, a bit exasperated, “I’m fine, and Moore is in custody. She can’t cause me any trouble. Just come back soon so I don’t have to worry.”

Still concerned, my mother asked, “And what about the Youngs? You and Idris

“I’m fine, everything is as usual. Also, Idris and I are already divorced. There’s nothing between us. Alright, it’s

mother did not press further and hung up the phone.

turned to dry my

see Idris removing the bandage from the back of his head. He could not

quickly walked over and took the medicine from him, frowning as I asked, “Doesn’t the house have a doctor?” It was astonishing how

“Dr. Langford doesn’t live in the old manor, and it’s late now. It would be inconvenient to bother him about this. The

the back of his head, I might have turned a blind eye.

trying to apply the medicine again, I could not hold back any longer

behind him to apply it. The wound was not large and had already scabbed over As long as it stayed dry, it would heal in

true, I refrained

I did not weary bardages as they were

necessary

to him, I got up to go

asked, frowning in annoyance as

seeing them up close like this was rare. He looked more striking from this angle. “Thank you,” he said

he managed to say after some time, so I pursed my lips and pulled