Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 151: We Will Need Amber

As soon as the topic of "salt" came up, Hayden Cohen's face soured further, and he quickly shifted Tina's attention. "Did you hear about the incident at Southridge yesterday?" Jared Farrell raised his eyes, signaling for him to continue.

"I heard a patient died there, and two escaped," Hayden Cohen said mysteriously.

"Doesn't someone always die at Southridge?" Nathan Lehman remarked.

"This time it's different. When the police arrived, everyone inside was unconscious on the floor," Hayden continued, sipping his porridge as he relayed the news.

"The deseased was found poisoned right at the main entrance. When they asked the staff, no one could remember what happened last night."

"The two who escaped?" Jared was more concerned about the dangerous individuals on the loose.

"Haven't been found yet." Hayden shook his head. "So, the police will be busy for a while, and security checks around the city will likely be stricter."

Tina, who had been silent, knew well that the escaped patients were none other than Wraith and Peter Crispin.

the table and said to Jared, "Your sister-in-law who was

he had made with Hayden to commit Amber to Southridge. "How

picture since Jared had orchestrated Amber's commitment to win Tina's favor. "Your sister-in-law was beaten up so badly when she was rescued. Not only was her face unrecognizable and her body covered

leg was

you sure her stomach wounds were severe enough to expose intestines?" Tina

group would have tortured Amber

do you know?" Now it was Hayden's turn to

confidential, there was no news

her eyelids and remained silent, sipping her porridge. She knew better; the minor injury to Amber's abdomen was her

for her now?" Jared asked, his

Southridge on her own accord, so it doesn't fall on

to treat her as such. No matter how she explained that during her time in Southridge, a man and a woman had implanted bombs in her to set up a challenge, the police refused to believe her. They found

by other patients at Southridge, the police could not pursue those, as the perpetrators were mentally ill

was informed about these developments. All the paperwork was handled by

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