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He just felt his brain go blank and his whole body wobble a little.
He turned his head in dismay, for a moment a little unsure of where to look and what to do.
Still, Nora was silent for a moment and asked, âWho is your son?â
The middle-aged woman opened her mouth, âMy son, ah, heâs handsome and tall, heâs a policeman, his name is Marcus, do you know him?â.
Marcus?
Nora didnât understand, but it sounded familiar.
On the contrary, Solo suddenly understood something, he looked incredulously at the middle-aged woman in front of him and suddenly took a step back, his face turned even whiter.
Sensing her difference, Nora looked at the middle-aged woman again, âSo, Aunt, has your son been here all this time?â
âYes, yes!â The middle-aged woman laughed, âShhh, my son is sleeping, so you should keep quiet, if you are looking for my daughter-in-law, I will call her.â
Nora nodded her head.
Only then did the middle-aged woman close the bedroom door.
Nora looked at Solo, and heard him open his mouth, âMarcus, this is the comrade who died for Brenda back then, but didnât he die?â.
Hearing these words, Nora narrowed her eyes.
No wonder it was familiar to her now, she had once heard of Brenda Hunt, Soloâs misadventure back then had caused Marcusâ death to save Brenda Hunt.
This was also the reason why Solo and Brenda Hunt could not be together in the first place.
Later, Solo made up for it with one action after another, and ended up winning back Brenda Huntâs heart, and the two were about to get engaged when Brenda Hunt rejected Solo again and wanted to break off the engagement â¦â¦
Is this why Marcus is back?
Nora looked back inside the villa and suddenly heard the voice of the middle-aged woman inside, âSon, are you awake?â
âUm, Mom, whoâs outside.â It was a male voice.
âI donât know, a few people passing by, probably friends of my daughter-in-law. By the way, when do you plan to have a baby with her? I want to have a grandchild.â
âEsoâ¦â¦ no hurry! Arenât we working on it?â
ââ¦â¦â
The words that followed were so low they should have entered the room.
Soloâs face grew even paler, and for a moment he didnât know whether to feel guilty or scared.
Could the dead come back to life?
Or perhaps, Marcus had never died in the first place?
But Marcus had died from the explosion to save Brenda Hunt, and his body had been buried, so how could he be alive?
Nora and Justin looked at each other.
Justin was handling something with his phone, and after a while, he handed it to her. In such a short time, Justin had already hacked into the international network and checked the police stationâs system.
Marcusâ death was confirmed.
He was just still in a state of confusion, and seeing him in that state, Nora opened her mouth, âInstead of spinning him around here, why donât you go ask for clarification?â
Not knowing what condition the villagers were in, they definitely couldnât break into the villa, so they could only call Brenda Hunt.
When the call was made, Brenda Hunt quickly answered.
Her voice was a bit tired, âHey, sister-in-law, whatâs up?â.
Nora opened her mouth, âWhatâs up with Marcus?â
Brenda Hunt was silent.
Nora looked towards the entrance of the villa, âWe are here at the entrance of the villa, if you donât say anything, I canât guarantee that Solo wonât break in.â
When she finished these words, Brenda Hunt was quick to open her mouth, âDonât go in, I, I, Iâll come back â¦â¦ no, weâll meet at the cafe at the entrance of the villa area.â
âOkay.â
Hanging up the phone, Nora and Justin led the disoriented Solo to the coffee shop.
Just as they entered, they saw Brenda Hunt approaching in a hurry in a windy car, parked the car and walked straight in the door.
Solo had gotten up and was looking at her in dismay, âBrenny, what the hell is going on, heâs not dead!â
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