189. Blood is thicker than water

“Angel, we need to talk,” Don Carlo said as the two watched Yohan drove off the yard.

“To the bedroom, honey,” Trixie pulled the man in a hurry to the direction where she suggested they talk.

Soon, they arrived, and as if Trixie fears of someone eavesdropping on their conversation, she closed and locked the door behind her and spoke to her man with hushed tones.

“What are we going to do?” Asked Don Carlo with a wary face.

“We have to tell her everything we know, but I am also worried about how she might react. We have to make it clear that it was a Desmund Vero, not Denny Vero, who did all these to her mom. But the fact that the person involved is a Vero still horrifies me,” Angela replied, equally horrified.

“Yeah, I can only imagine how it’s going to be hard to accept knowing another Vero caused her mom’s accident. And instead of helping the victim and her family, the criminal murdered his victim,” Don Carlo groaned in anger.

“We have to be careful in telling her. We cannot add ou