Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 384

The mercenary thought. Moreover, Ms. Watson has issued an order to take Sophia’s life. How are we going to explain to Ms. Watson if we let her

oll?

The most taboo thing in the mercenary group was to comply on the surface but disobey secretly. This way, no one would trust them in the future and hand the mission to them

The young man glanced at him coldly and walked out. As he walked, he said, “Find a qualified corpse to replace her. Then, set fire to this farmhouse. Il personally report the situation to the buyer”

Two days later, Oliver arrived at the town.

Looking at the ruined farmhouse in front of him, he staggered back a few steps.

It had been about 30 hours since he received the news. He still could not accept the fact that Sophia woman had died in the sea of fire with her babies.

He thought. How did that happen? Wasnt the reason why my enemies took Sophia because they thought that she was my woman and wanted to take her hostage to force me to submit? Why did they want to exterminate her? Why did they even burn her to ashes?”

The heavily injured Maria walked to him with the help of two female bodyguards and knelt down. “Mr. Clark, I was incompetent. I was seriously injured and fainted, causing the tragedy”

Oliver slowly closed his eyes. There was a hint of pain in his eyes. house?

“Have

Is it really Sophia who was

turned red and her body

too tragic for her to say anything

the end, they were buried in the sea

burned to ashes in the house is indeed a pregnant woman. Under such circumstances, she won’t be able to

Lily Mae quickly reached out to support him. Only then did she manage to stabilize his swaying body. “Mr. Clark, this might be fated. Perhaps death

undoubtedly a lie to say

fact, Sophia lived like a walking corpse during the few months she nursed her baby in

from her life, but

impossible for a person to live

of love that she had shown was

Oliver laughed bitterly.

deeply that she would never be able to let him go.

heavens have wanted to take her life five months ago. It was i who had gone against the heavens and forced her to stay for so long. Now that she had died with the wind, it was just a matter

send them

Maria answered, “Yes”

in the quiet night, a tall and slender figure shuttled through the winding and quiet

call sounded in his ear. It was a familiar voice that was imprinted in the depths of his