The Runaway Groom

Chapter 608

Debbie was not going to die so soon, but while she was being locked in the coffin with a corpse, her heart might stop from sheer terror before she bled out!

Even if she survived that, being forced to stay in such a compact space with a corpse was sheer torment!

The reason Isaac did not set the fire right away was to make her taste despair!

After leaving the mansion, Isaac headed to the hotel to take a bath and change his clothes.

He was not supposed to meet Irene after being to such a terrible place, which was why he had to scrub off the foulness he felt had latched on to him!

An hour later, he headed to the mansion he arranged for Irene.

Tommy was asleep after taking his medicine, and Irene was drinking the soup Mrs. Watson made her at the dining table.

Mrs. Watson was sad to see her burn the candles on both ends, and now that Tommy recovered, everyone was relieved, just as Irene could take the time to get some proper rest!

Sheryl was tidying Tommy's clothes on the couch and appeared puzzled when she heard the doorbell.

"Who is it?" she asked, since no one other than them had been here since they moved here.

there with them as well, so the doorbell was

get the door, Mom?" Irene said, thinking that it was Isaac since he would have been

her face fell the instant she saw that it was Isaac, snapping, "Oh, what a rare occasion! I wonder what could have possibly brought you

hostile now. After all, Debbie had chased them out of their house while

without Isaac's

are you doing here? Aren't you

find Irene,

explain what had happened

from looking.” What

"Hold on-"

and I agreed that we will have Tommy be named Ike Spencer instead of Jefferson. You did dump him, but even

did you come to laugh at us? I'm sorry, but we're doing very well right now, so just buzz off getting

and finally put away her

would help explain things to Sheryl, only for her to add fuel

Aren't you getting married? What are you

was speechless, and Sheryl shut the door in his face,

to mess with Isaac a little, but

"Mom-"