Chapter 80
Author: Sammy
last update2026-10-27 00:30:20

Earlier that morning, Alfred had walked into the kitchen while Angela was preparing breakfast. He kissed her forehead softly and told her that an emergency had arisen at his project site, requiring him to return immediately to supervise the crew. Angela had nodded with a gentle smile, understanding how dedicated he was to his new contract job.

However, peace in the household was short-lived.

An aggressive knocking sounded at the front door. Angela walked over and unlocked it
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