My Dreamy Old Husband

While Christine was left baffled by that family, Tawny’s father received a call from a prestigious elderly from the Bishop Family. He had prestige because he held a public office position in their county. Despite it being a small role, to them, he was equivalent to a high-ranking official to whom they had to bow down.

Without warning, the small-time public officer started to shout over the phone. “What on earth did you guys do in Bayside City? The county magistrate came to ask me personally today. He said you’ve offended a high-ranking official. You’re all done for!”

After that, several more phone calls came.

“Your son’s admittance into the top class was nullified. There’s not enough space. We’ve reached the maximum quota.”

“Mr. Bishop, can you find some time to move out of the public housing? The authorities found a house under your name. You don’t qualify to live in public housing anymore!”

“I’m sorry to inform you, Mr. Evans, but your son’s performance at work is very poor, so the company has fired him.”

It was at that moment that the Bishops and the Evans felt afraid. The series of events was enough to make them see their world crumble before their eyes. One after the other, they were urging Christine to call Maddie and have her remedy the situation.

Upon returning to The Imperial, Cooper was still in a sullen mood. “That’s enough, Dad. Don’t brood over this. Those people don’t know much about the world. They don’t understand how it works!” Sophia appeased.

Once she was done with Cooper, she was busy trying to placate Linus. She was worried that they might act rashly. At this crucial point when Jordan was watching over them like a hawk, they could not afford a slip-up.

If it were up to Cooper, he would have made mincemeat out of the Bishops by now.

When Michael came to know about the situation, he quickly rushed home from his filming site. The matter was settled; Joel was going to bring some gifts over to apologize to Cooper the next day.

Cooper also suppressed his anger for the sake of Michael and Joel. Since it was not a big issue, he did not want to complicate things further.

Both Joel and Maddie also called to apologize; Cooper accepted it and the problem was resolved. After all, Joel was the head of the Fletcher Family now.

Even though Cooper lost his temper over petty things sometimes, most of the time, he was quite magnanimous.

was simply going to blow

however, she saw everyone huddled

god!

“I can’t watch anymore!”

something so gruesome

a headline was being circulated in the news media. A 21-year-old foreign man with the last name Bishop was found dead at a guest house. His body was dismembered

Christine’s cousin!

eyes. This person called Bishop can’t be the same

were covered with a mosaic so the person was

call and found out that the deceased person was indeed

cordons put up everywhere. The crowd of bystanders that had gathered and reporters who were trying to conduct interviews were all held

forensics team was already in the

away by the police. They were

night, Joel’s people had brought them to the guest house. Because Joel was the one who arranged everything, there were no shortcomings. Everyone got a room to themselves

the world for them. They had all gathered in one room to discuss a countermeasure while Clive stayed in his

up. When they went to knock on his room door, they found that the door was locked. They tried calling his phone but only heard the continuous ringing inside his room. Eventually, a worker went to open the door and revealed the most horrifying

arrived at the scene and had a deep frown on his

there, but now Clive was dead. He had to

Bayside City. He had

Stanley rushed over to the site with the feeling that this case had something to do with him. When he saw Joel, he

this in a very professional and flawless way. The incisions were made very neatly, and each cut was fatal. It didn’t take long for him to finish the task. There are no footprints

his anger. He’s also a repeated offender who knows

a thought seemed to have crossed their minds, making them