Agustin was so shocked that a cold sweat broke out on his back!
Impossible.
His own plan was seamless, it was impossible for Cedron to see it, what went wrong?
“Mr. Navarro, I know you’re in a bad mood right now, but I really didn’t do those things, and how could I have anything to do with her death, I’m not that capable.”
After a pause, he changed the topic again, “Mr. Navarro look, it’s going to rain soon, we’d better hurry up and pick out a cemetery, I don’t know what kind of place Mrs. Navarro likes, is it the top of the mountain or halfway up the mountain.”
Cedron’s expression froze, looking incredulously at Agustin, “What did you say?”
“I’m just saying, I don’t know what kind of cemetery Mrs. Navarro likes.” Agustin became even more frightened.
Wasn’t that the right thing to say, too?
In the next moment, Cedron laughed, “So, who do you think died?”
“Wasn’t it Mrs. Navarro?” Agustin asked back, dumbfounded.
“Sure enough-” Cedron nodded meaningfully, “I should have thought, from the bashful way you looked when I showed up at THE Barbero family’s doorstep, that something was wrong with you, so maliciously approaching me, doing all this, waiting to take Mrs. Navarro’s place, is that it?”
“I didn’t Mr. Navarro, I didn’t mean that.” Agustin desperately shook his head in denial.
But Cedron didn’t care.
“It doesn’t matter if you did or didn’t, because your ideas are doomed to failure, put those ideas away, Mrs. Navarro’s place will never be yours!”
Those words, like a hammer, hit Agustin right in the heart.
She clattered to the floor, her face too pale to say anything else.
She could only watch as Cedron walked farther and farther away, finally disappearing from her sight.
“Miss Barbero,” the driver from earlier hadn’t left yet, looking at her with a face full of complexity, “It really didn’t occur to me that you’re actually this kind of person, not to mention having a treacherous mind, but also being so stupid that you dare to move forward without even knowing who exactly is dead.”
“Wasn’t it that Anna who died!” Agustin broke down, “Who else could it be!”
The servants had said that Cedron had taken Anna, covered in blood, to the hospital and had come back alone, and had said that he wanted to prepare the aftermath.
Isn’t it obvious enough?
It was Anna who died!
“Our Mrs. Navarro won’t die, it’s the baby in Mrs. Navarro’s stomach that accidentally flowed, you, smart but not smart, watching you move articles on a dead person, not to mention Mr. Navarro, the person in question, even I feel disgusted!”
What?
The last bit of blood on Agustin’s face had vanished.
Now she was completely speechless.
But there was no need for her to speak, after the driver finished speaking about those just now, he left straight away, not bothering to care about how Agustin actually went back.
Agustin cried, and after a while started laughing maniacally again.
“It’s over, I’m completely finished!”
That horrible look made the staff afraid to come close, and it was only after someone recognized her identity that they finally made a call to Mr. Barbero.
“It’s bad, Mr. Barbero, you need to come to Hidden Hill Cemetery, your daughter’s gone crazy!”
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The following day, Cedron went to the hospital.
Anna had awakened, but still hadn’t left the ICU.
Lynx sat on a bench outside the door, that handsome face full of exhaustion.
Obviously, he was haggard as hell, but the moment he saw Cedron, he couldn’t help but suck in a breath of air.
Because Cedron looked, even more haggard than him.
Even in just one night’s time, his hair was half white, black and white, and he looked even more evil than before!