Old Dreams No Return (Serena) novel Chapter 421

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Emmett’s words made me instantly feel that my grandfather’s death was definitely not an accident. This matter was very suspicious, and who was the person looking at my grandfather?

As the sound of wind and rain grew louder, the lights went out and went dark in the pitch-black night. I wrapped the blanket around myself.

But I was still shivering with cold all over, and I trembled as I asked, “Emmett, so you suspect that my parents’ car accident wasn’t an accident, and that my grandparents’ poisoning wasn’t an accident either, right? But you’re a police officer, so you didn’t find out about my grandfather’s situation?”

Emmett sighed, and I could hear the helplessness and self-blame in his sigh.

“Sorry, I finally found out about the McDowell family, just like Maggie’s death, he only saved a kidnapped girl and was drugged by the kidnappers, ther defiled her innocence, and I could only watch from afar, unable to do anything!”

Upon hearing Emmett’s words, I was somewhat shocked. I wanted to apologize, but when it came to my mouth, I couldn’t utter a single word.

I wanted to ask again, but as a police officer, he couldn’t find any information. He even wanted me to use this training camp as a stepping stone to bring him to the McDowell family.

I knew what he meant, and I truly felt that the world was so dark.

Why has my existence always lived in deceit and calculation?

I also wanted an answer, but when the rain stopped, Emmett immediately came out of the tent, he was wary and disgusted with me.

I actually didn’t know where I went wrong. Could it be because I didn’t agree to take him and Maggie in when we were young, and that’s why he resents

me?

If I had let my parents adopt them, I wouldn’t have encountered Leland, and my life wouldn’t have been so miserable.

Fate, perhaps this is fate!

Lying in the tent, I tossed and turned, and in the end, I came to the conclusion that I couldn’t continue being so helpless. I had to uncover all the truths.

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