The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 150

Renee noticed that the iron fence had been knocked down, and in one spot, the tall grass had been trodden on, with footprints in the wet mud.

It was obvious that someone had come to the house before. The footprints, however, indicated that they went in but never

came out.

There was a high possibility that the person was still inside!

Behind her, the man from the moving company put down her baggage and wiped his sweat nervously. “Miss, I’ve put all your stuff here. I’m not going in there. A word of advice, get out of here as soon as possible when you can.”

Renee turned around to look at the man and asked worriedly, “Do you know what’s wrong with the house? Everyone seems to be saying there’s something wrong with it.”

The man gulped nervously and stole a glance at the house. “Haven’t you heard? The couple who owned the house ended their lives there. Their ghosts are trapped there, and the house has become haunted!”

“I know the owners passed away, but I believe it’s nothing more than a rumor. There’s no evidence it’s haunted.”

definitely not just a

man shook his hand and said without hesitation, “A lot of people have seen it before. I came to deliver a package around here before and saw it too! The mistress of the house walks around the window, crying in a white dress. It’s so scary! If it weren’t for the fact that I needed the money, I

he finished speaking, he began to tremble. Then, he ran back to his car immediately and waved goodbye to Renee. “I’m leaving now. Be

unshaken by the man’s jitteriness. She was, in fact, hoping to see this woman in white that appeared in the middle

to figure out the

from her bag, pushed the gate open, and

carried memories of her past, and it quickly brought her

It used to be filled with sunflowers, and in the middle, stood a swing that her father

for her.

but the

doors open. It was then that she

“Surprise!”

saw Liam holding a bouquet

leaving that scum, Stefan. Your life will only

flowers to Renee, his face was filled with sincerity; the uninitiated would have assumed he was proposing