The More The Merrier

Chapter 431 The Village That She Had Been Before

Ethen was taken aback.

“Why did the man hang up so suddenly?”

He didn’t even state the main point yet. Did he suddenly give up on spinning his tale?

Benjamin narrowed his eyes. The voice sounds familiar.

“Locate this guy.”

Ethen widened his eyes in disbelief, and he blurted, “Mr. Graham, do you actually believe his words?”

Benjamin shot a look over and insisted, “Go and find out where the guy’s from.”

“Yes, sir!”

Ethen zipped his mouth and swiftly performed a search on the mysterious man.

He was utterly flabbergasted when he found out where he lived.

“Rutaceae Village?”

A frown crept up on Benjamin’s face as he repeated the name, “Rutaceae Village?”

“That’s right, the guy’s from Rutaceae Village!” Ethen nodded.

He then added, “Isn’t this the village Ms. York has visited before?”

Perhaps the villagers had seen the boy before. So, they made the call on purpose?

got all worked up

Benjamin thought otherwise. His eyes widened as he finally recalled whose voice

It’s the village chief!

led the police to arrest

you’ve committed domestic violence. Please come with

“Domestic violence?” Raphael spluttered.

Could it be

“Let’s go.”

police handcuffed him and took

lungs, “I didn’t do it! You’ve got the

resistance

calmly walking out of

reported Raphael’s offense

he returned to the clinic with a big bag of food,

offer her the much-needed treatment. However, since all public transportation had ceased operating at that hour, they could only stay at

to bring Mary to a bigger hospital for consultation the following

try this.

were clean. He took out a hot bun and offered it to

surrounding them could not take their eyes off

messy appearance. Yet, he refused to move a muscle and stayed by

wanted to help him wash his face, but he declined. He did not want to

Tim, and

by Tim’s sincerity and gratitude. Upon understanding his intention, she dismissed the idea of sending him

“I won’t leave you.”

“Grandma, you’ll get better once we pay a visit to the

sorry for the boy. She tried to brush it off by saying each consultation would easily cost

significant figure for someone who resided in the village. Unbeknownst to her, the total for her