Wooing My Ex-Wife by Mr. Adeel

“I’ve even hurt myself. Please forgive me, Darling,” pleaded Cedrick in a soft voice.

Not bothered about the dirt on Gwendolyn’s body, he pulled her into his embrace.

He even wished he could envelop her body in his own so they would forever be inseparable.

Being able to embrace her warm body and listen to her heartbeat, Cedrick gradually regained his composure.

Gwendolyn sighed. Wrapping her arms around the man’s waist, she deeply inhaled the reassuring scent of his body.

On the ground, Hamish was yelling away and making a fuss, almost like a pig waiting to be slaughtered. It took Jasper much effort to tie him up.

He then lifted his head and saw the couple cuddling each other tightly a distance away. As much as he did not want to ruin the atmosphere, he had no choice but to do so. “Mr. Jenson…”

Cedrick let go of Gwendolyn and held her hand as they walked over. His gaze grew sharp at once as it landed on Hamish.

He bent down, drew out his gun, and pointed it at Hamish’s chin. “You used the milk powder contamination incident to harm the wealthy families’ babies. What exactly is your motive?”

Hamish refused to answer no matter what. A brief moment later, he seemingly fell into a daze, and his gaze gradually turned unfocused.

“This is bad!” Jasper hastily pried open his mouth to take a look. “He must’ve taken poison when he screamed so wildly just now. Should we send him to the hospital immediately for emergency treatment?”

Cedrick shook his head. “By the way he looks, it must be a deadly poison. That’s typical of what the underworld gangs would do, especially to higher-ups who hold top secrets. There’s no way to revive him.”

The other bodyguards of Hamish, who were not too far away, were all seized. But since they were only but lackeys, Cedrick figured he would not get a single shred of information from them.

The man swept his gaze across the faces of those bodyguards, and upon sensing something amiss, he uttered, “Where’s the head of the bodyguard who always turns up for negotiations? Why isn’t he around?”

Realization dawned on Channing. “Quintrell? He’s in the house. He was still trying to resist when the fight broke out earlier, so my subordinate knocked him unconscious.”

bodyguard, who was lying unconsciously on the

looked closely at him and uttered in a solemn tone, “This guy isn’t

don’t we put the word out there that Mr. Wendell is still alive and capture a

head. For some reason, he felt that something was

among Mr. Wendell’s bodyguards and holds a high status. His whereabouts are often unpredictable and

obviously Quintrell’s substitute. Then, he glanced at the chubby

there had to be more to the

a fall guy, yet Mr. Wendell is dead just like that? Judging from what happened earlier, Mr. Wendell is poles apart from his rumored cold-blooded image. On the other hand, this head

searched the deceased’s pockets and felt something with defined edges.

to pull it out of the pocket when he furrowed his brows and raised his head. “Mr. Kron, you should know the rules well since you’re from the underworld

After all, he even had to behave adequately in front of any of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s

would be held accountable for his inefficiency, Channing quickly

the room fell

square-shaped object. Upon opening

a stark contrast with

always. But this time, you’ll

Joe, pseudonym Hamish Wendell.

yet devilish face emerged

familiar handwriting and name on the note, Cedrick descended into deep thought. The memories he had sealed for a long time

best

opportunity to declare his doubts about Cedrick attaining the title of the king of the military and

agility, knowledge, and group combat skills. Unfortunately, Cedrick outdid Joe in

self-proclaimed that he was outstandingly talented, Joe was unwilling to admit defeat. As such, he continuously called for more challenges and

to each other after many rounds of showdown. They

in Horington afterward

caused chaos, resulting in bloodshed everywhere. Cedrick and Joe fought separately, but Cedrick learned of the

further delay, but all that was left was