Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 367

In Roger’s opinion, no matter how stupid Ada was, she would not be stupid enough to run to Cester City to die.

He only thought that she was bored at home and had snuck out to shop.

Renee answered, “Daddy, I was just about to tell you about this. I just received news that my sister went to Cester City.”

“What?” Roger raised his voice. “She went to Cester City?”

Renee looked anxious. “Yes, she went to Cester City. She just arrived not long ago. You have to bring her back quickly, or Jason will kill her.”

Roger did not know what Ada had done.

He only knew that she had forced Jason to stab Sophia, causing her to lose her life.

Just based on this point alone, Jason would not let Ada off.

If she went to Cester City now, she would undoubtedly be courting death.

Even if Jason didn’t kill her, he would probably make her wish she was dead.

It was not easy for Roger to find Ada and give his late wife an explanation. He could not watch her die.

He said, “I’ll contact Oliver now and order him to send her back to Clumond City safely.”

his phone and walked

left, and her lips curled into a sinister

matchmake Ada and Oliver. He completely

the Watson family would

have it? The family assets and Oliver should have been mine. Could it be that because of that ridiculous

the imposter he doted

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City, Oliver was having dinner with his mother. The atmosphere in the room was ́a little

his son to finalize the marriage with

firmly refused, saying that he had yet to take revenge and would not consider starting

hearing that. He did not respond, and

interested in Jason’s woman. I don’t want to mention the past. That vixen is already

words were a little harsh,

retort, his phone suddenly rang. “I’m going

his phone and strode out.

left. She was so angry

dead. Otherwise, she would have had a lot more to worry about. But

it would take for Oliver to

it wouldn’t be too

walked out of the room, he swiped the answer button. “Roger,

Hurry up and check her

Oliver subconsciously frowned.