Marriage Beyond Redemption

Chapter 156 More Terrifying

Peyton had seen the bodies of deceased relatives before, but they were completely different from the gruesome corpse in front of them.

Even though Peyton had just barely caught a glimpse of Caitlyn’s appearance, she was still so frightened that she kept retching.

Phillip patted Peyton’s back to comfort her. “Are you okay?”

“Sorry,” Peyton said.

“Most people have never seen a dead body, let alone something as terrifying. I can understand,” Phillip said.

“Why aren’t you afraid?” Peyton asked.

“I have seen a lot, so I am not afraid anymore,” said Phillip calmly, his gaze deep. “Besides, living people are scarier than dead ones in this world.”

Peyton didn’t know what Phillip had experienced. Even though he was only a few years older than her, he seemed to be full of mysteries.

If he had not gone through the hardships, he would never have had such a look in his eyes.

she was never the only person suffering in this world. She overcame her inner fears and then turned on the flashlight.

with the lighting. You should

Phillip instructed calmly. “Close your eyes. I will take care of the rest of the work.”

quickly closed his eyes, so as not to

and his voice

of the corpse. In the cold room,

rustling sound again, which was probably Phillip

the body was wearing loose pants from the mental hospital. Phillip

still determine what

held the flashlight

Phillip reminded, “Don’t open your eyes. I’ll

wait and asked, “What did you find?”

was torn,” Phillip said.

round–shaped cervix. So, Caitlyn must have indeed given birth

“Yes,” Phillip agreed.

with Peyton. He paid the funeral expenses for

all my fault. If it wasn’t for me, maybe she

Peyton said.

constantly injected with banned drugs before her death, which caused her mental state to

her child was taken away. Who did it? Could it be that her parents took them

cannot draw a conclusion at the moment. However, we have obtained a lot of clues today. I will complete the remaining work. I will take you back first. By