My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Byron took Rosalie to the entrance of the cemetery, so that she did not have to see the process of them digging up her mother’s grave.

“Honey, don’t worry. These officers are very professional. They just need some bones for the investigation. When they’re done investigating, they’ll place them back like how they were before. They won’t go missing!” Byron comforted her.

Rosalie was not superstitious, but she had something in her mind.

“Hubby, can we move my mother’s grave after the investigation? Although I don’t think my dad deserves to be buried with my mom, my mom loved my dad all her life. That’s why she had no regrets. In fact, if she had been willing to give up on him, her life might have turned out differently!”

Byron nodded. Moving the grave was fine. This cemetery was small, and it was far from the manor. It might be inconvenient for Rosalie to visit her.

After nearly three hours, Detective Carter walked over with a group of police officers.

They nodded at Byron and Rosalie. One of the officers said, ” We’re certain that Mrs. Lawrence’s mother was poisoned before she died. Of course, we need to carry out tests to find out the component of the poison. It won’t take long. Maybe a day or two!”

Detective Carter’s forehead puckered. “Boys, work overtime and do the test within a day!”

nodded since Detective Carter had

leave. Then, he

the car. “If I’m right, it’s quicksilver

mercury, was the only liquid metal at normal temperature and pressure. Mercury could evaporate at room temperature. Mercury vapor and mercury

had to be very careful of the toxins that come with the

froze upon hearing

poisoning. Most of it started with a small amount of contamination, then the

the human body. The nervous, digestive, respiratory, and urinary system, as well as the skin, might

from

would lead to organ failure. It would torture every part of

person with chronic mercury poisoning would experience all the pain

Rosalie, and she shuddered,

her teeth as anger burned in her. “Violet, how dare you do something so vicious to my mother?! My mother bore the pain plaguing her body and was instead worried

was worse