Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1616

“But why does an elder like you have no shame at all?” Fury was written all over Catherine’s face. “ I’m not in the mood to argue with you. I just want to ask you something. Have you guys called the police regarding this matter? Has Willie returned yet? Where’s Wesley? How did the accident happen to Shaun?”

Yvette was stunned at the questions she was bombarded with.

Spencer then muttered, “Willie is back. When we sent Shaun to the hospital, our housekeeper called me and said Willie came back by himself. After our housekeeper asked him, Willie said someone took him out to play hide and seek. In this case… It’s inappropriate for us to report it to the police since he was only missing for one afternoon.”

Catherine understood the situation. All Wesley did was trick Willie with his little game. Considering that Willie was only missing for less than 24 hours, the police would not accept the case. “Wesley must’ve been there at the scene when something happened to Shaun, right?”

Spencer opened his mouth in agony, not knowing how to explain.

Elle said in a low voice, “When the accident happened, Wesley was moon gazing on the top floor. The two of them did not meet each other.”

Catherine could go insane at that moment. “So what the hell happened to Shaun?”

house with some of our men. He said if I didn’t hear from him within half a n hour, we could

only part he injured is his forehead, and it’s not

not let out a sigh of relief. Instead, she found the incident strange. “ Why weren’t the

turned her eyes to Spencer

sure about it. Wesley asked us to enter the house and closed all the curtains. Since it was just the two of them, I thought

“Two of them?”

please don’t tell our grandparents about it since Shaun is just slightly injured. Tomorrow, we’re going to

down, Catherine was simmering

admitted that the couple had nothing to do with Wesley and were in the mess

as Shaun’s second uncle and aunt, they were

to see you guys anymore. We’ll go our separate ways from

two of them. When something good happened, they would approach him. Yet now that he was in

such relatives would