A belated, heart-wrenching pain flooded over her.

Her lips and face turned incredibly pale, and she instinctively touched her stomach.

Not long ago, there was still a baby in there. In such a short time, it had become empty and deflated. There was nothing left.

Her child, her love, and the life that she had once thought would continue happily—all gone.

However, there was no time to grieve.

Fanny held back the tears in her eyes, and began to check the date on the yogurt.

Today was already June 17th.

The yogurt had a shelf life of only seven days. It would have been fresh when it was first bought.

Now, she couldn’t eat it anymore.

It was fortunate that she couldn’t take anything cold right now. She took them out, and threw them into the trash. Besides the yogurt, there were also some vegetables and meat.

These should be fresh.

sell things that had been there for a long time. If they did, these things would cause stomach problems after

she took them out and looked, the eggplants

and other leafy vegetables also had varying degrees of rotten

molded and rotten, they should have been

Could it be…

the box of vegetables, and

Sure enough…

were bought together, and around a

had been left open for a long time, and a warning alarm

Cold air seeped out.

refrigerator, dazed. She could feel the

decided to imprison her

this

set truly accidental…? Or did Oliver plan

her away, fabricate her death, make her disappear in everyone’s eyes, and let everyone believe

he trapped

ice-cold. Even her face and eyes were stiff and chilly. Yet, Fanny

felt a

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