A Cue For Love

Chapter 1160 Unfair

Nothing! There really isn’t anything! Samuel went down on a knee and continued searching the edge of the corpse’s face hoping to find a flaw.

However, the face of the body was impeccable, and no flaw could be found. Just like that, a graceful man like Samuel knelt in front of the mortuary fridge with reddened eyes while tears rolled down his cheeks.

“That’s impossible! This can’t possibly be her!” The officer couldn’t bring himself to watch the scene.

He thought Samuel was rational since the latter stopped Yandel from causing a scene. Seeing Samuel’s distraught look now, he finally understood the situation.

It wasn’t that Samuel didn’t love his wife but that he didn’t believe she was dead before seeing her corpse himself. “Mr. Bowers, I know you feel upset, but the dead can’t be resurrected.” The young officer sighed. “I’m sorry for your loss, but I’m sure Natalie wouldn’t want you to be in pain because of her,” he consoled.

However, his words fell on deaf ears. Samuel continued to stare at that familiar yet unfamiliar face.

Why isn’t your heart beating? Why are you ignoring me when I’m right in front of you? I was wrong! Terribly wrong! I shouldn’t have let you take the risk. Nat, you can do whatever you want to me as long as you’re alive. I’ll take any punishments you give me willingly. Please wake up. Stop joking around!

“Nat—”

but was

are bound to fall for a woman’s beauty. This man exudes an imposing aura, so he must have a high status. Seeing how he loses his demeanor and charisma for a

was his duty to let Natalie’s family claim

stood by Samuel’s

up from the ground. Facing Natalie’s body,

gentle and affectionate, as though he was speaking to

it was a frightening sight. Instead, it warmed

psychotropic drugs in Loang, but it is a pity she

Natalie’s body with him

settling down Yandel, Billy met up

“Mrs. Bowers has already passed away, Mr. Bowers. Her body was frozen in the mortuary fridge. If we bring her

Decay even quickly.

didn’t dare to continue what

would collapse in despair if her body decayed quickly. Billy

Bowers, I think it’s best if we bring Mrs. Bowers to