Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 174

Larissa lay helplessly on the hospital bed. She had received visits from both Dylan and the police who had come to get her slalement. The police informed her that Eliot the middle-aged man who rented her house, had been arrested and would likely be imprisoned for three to five years before being released.

Elliot’s wife hac hastily moved out of the house overnight-presumably afraid of the lega. consequences, and her whereabouts remained unknown.

In other words, after all the trouble Larissa went through, she finally had her house back, however, she was not entirely sat sted with this outcome.

Dylan had helped her investigate Elliot’s transactions, which proved that he had not led in regard to saying he had not received the refunds for the rent from Andrew, Sn, Lanssa entrusted Dylan to continue assisting her in suing Janine firmly stating that she would not

accept a settlement.

On the other hand, the real estate agent had contacled her and informed her of an interested buyer for her house who wanted to purchase it along with the lumiture. They wanted to know if she had any intention to sell This was exactly what Larissa had hoped for but she found the circumstances odd and asked. “The locks on the front door have been changed. How did you show them the house?”

“Well..’ The real estate agent stammered. “That client wanted to buy a house in your neighborhood. He was in a hurry. Se, I showed him photos of the house at first, but he was on board to buy immediately after seeing the pictures. He was exceptionally enthusiastic.”

a hurry, Concerned that Larissa might not agree, the real estate agent added. “As for the price. I quoted him 3,300 dollars per square foot, and he agreed. Moreover, he offered to

house. She

the locks in a couple of days. Then you can show him the house. We’ll sign the

estate agent wasn’t entirely put off

“Alright.”

two minutes, he called Larissa back. “The client said it’s line. They’ll

put down her phone, Kevan handed her a peeled

there were meticulous knile markings on the surface, and even the peeled skin remained in one long.

Larissa took a small bite,

cleaned the fruit knide and his hands, carefully wiping away the

as she enjoyed the apple, “Is it fine for

leaving except for once to buy breakfast around eight. Although she assured him that she would be fine alone, with nurses taking care of her, he

opened the bag that Dylan had brought him and