“Boss…” He took off his mask.
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Rachel only looked at him but didn’t respond. Seeing her like this,
Quintin pitied her.
“Boss, are you okay?”
“Quintin, Abby…” Rachel spoke, but she couldn’t get the words out.
Quintin knew what she wanted to ask, but he was worried about how she would react. After hesitating for a while, he said with his eyes downcast, “I’m sorry, boss. I was too late. If I had been there a little earlier, maybe she would still be alive.”
“Where is she now?” Rachel asked.
“In the funeral home,” Quintin said, staring at Rachel’s face.
“Victor’s men sent her there. But she hasn’t been cremated yet.”
Rachel closed her eyes for a while, trying to take everything in.
She then asked, “How did she die?”
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“I found her in a seafood storage room with her left chest stabbed.
The knife didn’t go in straight and was a little blunt. So it didn’t touch her heart. But she lost a lot of blood, and the temperature in the warehouse was below zero centigrade. Plus, her body was filled with wounds. .
Quintin said, paused, not able to find the words to go on.
But the meaning was obvious. He didn’t necessarily have to spell it out.
Abby froze to death!
Instinctively, Rachel put her hands on her belly and burst into tears.
The things Abby had been saying to her started playing in her mind like a disk.
“If you really want a baby, you have my support!”
“After the baby comes to this world, I will help you with it. I will protect both you and the baby.”
“Don’t worry. I will help you with the baby.”
Lost in thought, Rachel seemed to have heard Abby calling her.
She was finding it hard to breathe. She felt like a sharp knife was piercing into her heart.
It must have been so cold in there. So, Abby just lay there with her bleeding wounds, waiting for death? How could she have felt at that time?
“I’m so sorry, Abby…”
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