Chapter 32

His gaze was scorching hot, making Sharon look away. “I’m going up now.” She got out of the car and walked forward without looking back.

She wondered if she was being overly sensitive about Simon’s attitude because she felt Simon’s treatment toward her was different from before.

…

On this day, Sharon was attending Manager Cook’s funeral.

If it were not for him, she would have been the one inside the coffin.

The police had closed the case and concluded the driver had been drinking before driving. As such, the driver was the one mainly responsible for the whole thing.

Sharon was coming out of the cemetery when it started raining. She took out an umbrella from her bag and opened it. Right then, she received a text on her phone.

Her expression changed in a split second after clicking on the message.

The text wrote: [You’re lucky that you had a substitute this time around. I’ll not be so sure the next time!]

It was a message from an unknown number.

Sharon’s hand trembled as she h