Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 1630

The fire raged on for the entire day. If not for the miraculous rain, it might have consumed the entire forest. Alas, the rain put an end to it.

What was once a beautiful display of nature, an endless stretch of lush and thick blankets of greenery were now burned away, leaving behind only large and gray husks of tree trunks and piles of ashes blanketing the ground.

It was still drizzling.

The firefighters made one last final round of the area as unauthorized vehicles were still not granted entry into the sectioned ring.

A tall figure of a man stood directly in front of the barrier, overlooking the burned remnants of the forest. In just one day, he looked like he had lost a considerable amount of weight. He seemed frail and defeated.

A pair of empty eyes concealed behind the lens of his glasses stared blankly at nothing in particular.

After a lengthy investigation, several firefighters stepped out from amidst the smoldering forest and approached the barrier..

One of the firefighters, who appeared to be the chief, turned to John and informed regretfully, “Master Stockton, we found your house.”

John turned to him, his eyes were bloodshot.

expressed with remorse, “The house was completely burned down.

asked, his voice raspy.

firefighter hesitated to form

him by his shoulders. He was rattled and

by this question. “Do you mean someone was residing in the house? When we went inside, we only

No bodies?

Did she manage

chief firefighter away and

the burning house last night joined

what John was up to. He recovered from his shock. and hurriedly turned to his crew. “Follow me. We’re

the forest was the burned wreckage of what was once

bare-bones structure of the villa managed to remain intact. At the very least, one could recognize a faint shadow of what was once a

damage caused

walked into what was once the

in, there was not a

and began shoveling with his hands, prying away scraps of burned wood

and tension, afraid to discover a burned body buried underneath. Fortunately, he

of the living