536 Fox Gives Itself Away

Peter looked Susan up and down, and just as he was about to speak, her eyes were filled with tears. “Peter, do you suspect me too? We’ve been together for two years. Can’t you trust me? I saved your life back then. I almost died for you, and still, you don’t trust me!”

Her eyes welled up with grievance.

Peter immediately gave in. “I didn’t mean it. Please don’t cry…

Susan turned away from him. “If you can’t trust me, we might as well not get married!”

After Susan said this, she headed out dispiritedly.

Peter anxiously turned to see Mary and Ellis being escorted out by firefighters. Seeing that they weren’t seriously injured, he immediately ran after Susan.

However, the Olsens didn’t pay much attention to them. They walked up to meet Ellis and Mary.

Mary was still in her pajamas, her belly slightly protruding after three months into her pregnancy, but because of her slim figure, one couldn’t tell unless they looked closely.

She must have come into contact with something charred when she had just come out, as there was a bit of ash on her white pajama.

Ellis, however, looked much more disheveled than her.

His suit was tattered and burned, with several holes in it. His face was covered in soot, and there was a slight burn on his arm, but it had been bandaged.

Yet his expression was one of pleasure.

Adversity revealed true feelings.

When the South residence caught fire, Ellis charged into the blaze. The fire spread quickly, and the smoke was thick. He covered his mouth and nose and rushed to Mary’s room on the second floor.

The door was closed. He knocked and shouted from the outside, but it didn’t open.

Eventually, with no other choice, he kicked the door open and burst in to rescue Mary, only to find the room empty.

The sheets and quilt had started to burn, but there was no one there,

But the bedroom had been locked from the inside earlier. He immediately rushed into the bathroom, but there was still no sign of Mary, and he began to call her name.

Just then, the wardrobe suddenly moved. A door opened, and Mary ran out anxiously, looking at Ellis. “How did you get in here?”

her, Ellis replied, “I came… to rescue you.”

at the closet she had emerged from. It was

asked, “Is there a

amidst the flames, “Come quickly, let’s hide in the

rushing out of

he stepped out of the door, he saw a

Mary!

think. He instinctively extended his arm to deflect the stick, and in the process, his arm

over to Mary. “Are you all right? You were hiding, and yet you came back out here. It’s too dangerous! Why

her eyes at him. “If I hadn’t

for people inside to escape. She was lucky because she thought she heard something, and that

grabbed Ellis’s hand. “Quick,

closed

entirely of steel. It was insulated but with limited oxygen; they hurried to

looked around and couldn’t help but say, “Was my action

eyes again, picked up the first aid kit,

on his arm, which had a line of blisters and looked quite

of pity. “Don’t you know to call first? You just rushed

was outside all the time, watching the blaze. Why would I call you first? Besides, you never came out.

a moment. “Didn’t I tell you to

“Yes.”

much, fearing that it would pressure her. He looked at Mary and said, “I just want to

of applying the medicine paused

you before, and it was all my fault. It’s only right that you can’t forgive me,

paused, slowly lifting her head, her eyes slightly

even sure if she was definitely in the villa. He just hadn’t seen her leave and had rushed in to save

her softened demeanor and immediately seized her hand. “Mary,

head. “We’ll talk about it later.”

continued to dress his

she disagreed, she had softened a lot.

again with

and you and Keera don’t have a place to stay for the moment. How about coming back home to stay for a while?”

cast him a stern look and looked at Keira. “Keera, where are we staying?”

could Keira not see the subtle

resolute in not forgiving Ellis, Keira definitely wouldn’t make

Mary had softened, Keira would naturally play

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