Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 482

About five minutes had passed before Neil came out from the living room, his brows furrowed in consternation.

He apparently hadn’t found Russel, which was concerning, but even more troubling was the thought that he may not have found any strange man either.

“Did you find anyone?” I asked anxiously. The worst-case scenario was Neil not finding anyone at all. What would I do if I found the man after Neil left?

I had a strong intuition that someone had indeed entered the house.

However, Neil couldn’t possibly conduct a thorough search. If Russel really was here, as Neil suggested, he wouldn’t have hidden.

“No, Russel isn’t here. Why are you so nervous?” Neil asked, puzzled.

“I…” I wanted to tell him about the fugitive murderer in the neighborhood, but I was worried that it might not be appropriate, especially since I had invited him in to have a cup of coffee and search for the living room. My intention was clear.

What if Neil thought I was trying to endanger him.

I was alone with two children at home, and the consequences would be unthinkable if something happened. Even if Neil accused me of having bad intentions, I had to say.

“Norah isn’t home today. She called me in the evening to say that there was a…..” I was midway through my sentence when Neil’s phone rang.

I instinctively shut my mouth as he glanced at the caller ID and signaled with his eyes that

he needed to answer the call.

From the conversation, it seemed like Karina was on the line. Hiram had sneaked out again, and she couldn’t find him.

It was dangerous for a child to be out alone late

situation, but Neil left in a hurry, not

how concerned he

reopened it and took Serena and Brandon-out for a walk. If there was a police station nearby, I planned to bring back a couple of officers to

Given the situation involving a fugitive murderer,

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feel a bit embarrassed, wondering if I

didn’t find anything unusual. But you should still be cautious, especially since you’re home alone with the kids. Make sure to check all the doors and windows, and have some self-defense tools ready. If there’s any emergency, call the police immediately. We’ll be right over!” An older officer advised me carefully.

nodded. “Okay, thank you.”

The two officers said

carried them to their

“Crash!”

heard the sound of a glass shattering. It seemed to be coming from

the sweltering heat, I

be locked from the outside, so I ran towards the kids’

locked the bedroom door from

was indeed in the house. They had just hidden very well and weren’t discovered. Now it was just me and the kids at home. What was I to

had left my cell phone in the bathroom, on the vanity. I hadn’t grabbed it when I ran back!

heard sounds of doors opening and closing, and things being ransacked. It seemed like the intruder was looking for valuables. My heart pounded in my

“Woof, woof, woof!”

My heart settled a bit, knowing that we had a fairly large dog defending the house. It could at least provide some help.

I could see Daisy if I opened the window, but the window was barred

“Bam!”

onto the ground, nearly hitting Daisy. I finally got a clear view of