Spoiled by Mr. Russell

Chapter 481

Olivia took leave due to her injury and dealing with her mother’s funeral.

The fire caused a stir across Sapphine City. The buildings still had some residents in them even though it was old and dilapidated. There were seven dead, nine were severely injured, and 23 people with light injuries because of the fire. It was a serious matter and attracted the local government‘s attention.

In addition to sending condolences to those impacted, they also strictly investigated the cause of the fire. However, the alleys in the area were narrow and did not have any surveillance cameras. Moreover, it was late at night, and many residents were asleep. Therefore, no one knew how the fire started. It was already a big fire by the time anyone noticed.

The tentative speculation was due to the old wiring that caused public outrage. The public believed that this was the dereliction of the government. The government failed to enforce regular maintenance and renovations on these old buildings.

series of butterfly effects. The authorities carried out investigation and accountability across all relevant departments. They also carried out

was likely due to personally witnessing the fire.

days as she had no inspiration or new ideas. Her mind was blank. She knew she should

flowers at Olivia‘s mother‘s funeral.” Alexander worked from home and accompanied Lily all day. The doctor had made it clear that she was fine and only needed rest when she was discharged from the hospital that

made remote working very convenient. Still, some

nodded and asked, “Is Edward still by her side?” She had not seen Edward these few days. Alexander said he had sent him to care for Olivia, which was good.

one left after her mother passed away. Lily was afraid Olivia‘s mind would run wild if no one accompanied her. Although

take care of Olivia, and he would not ask her questions she would not want to answer, which

so I told Edward to take her to a small apartment under my name.” “Thank you!” Lily needed to thank Alexander regardless. He had done too much for