Chapter 871


    Chapter 871


    In despair. Wendy slumped in the backseat and said through gritted teeth, “Alright! You brought this


    upon yourselves. Don’t me me if I ruin your private timeter!”


    Wendy was going to sleep in the guest roo


    troom. Before returning to her room, she reminded Larissa, “Remember to ask on my behall!”


    “Okay,” Larissa agreed. As soon as she turned around, her face darkened.


    Kevan had been with her all this time. He noticed that something was oll. He pulled her into the nearest


    study. “What did Wendy ask you


    to inquire aboul?


    Larissa didn’t hide it. “She wants to meet Edmud. She still has feelings for him


    “Do you want to let her meet him? If you do. I’ll arrange for it.” Kevan was serious.


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    “No! I hope they never meet again for the rest of their Ives Larissa replied.


    *She trailed off with a sigh.


    Kevan smiled and said, “Alright, I need to go outter. I might not be back untilte at night. Don’t make


    dinner for me.”


    “Where are you going? The police bureau? Larissa asked.


    “Yes, I need to give a statement” Kevan answered.


    “What about me? Don’t I need to go? Larissa was a genuine victim in this case. ording to protocol,


    she should also be present.


    “You stay home and apany Wendy, I’ll go. Both you and Wendy should stay home during this


    period.”


    Kevan reached out and stroked her face. The touch from his fingertips filled his heart with warmth. It


    dispelled his lingering fears.


    Larissa knew what he was worried about, so sheplied. “Thene back soon. Be sale on the


    road.”


    Kevan did not go to the police bureau but drove out of the city. He drove for a long time bre stopping


    outside a farm


    He had purchased this farm along with several properties within the city. He was attracted to it due to


    itsrge area and good environment. Kevan nned to convert the farmhouse into a vacation home in


    the future after getting a contractor to rebuild it.


    Before the actual construction could begin the entire farm was deserted. Not a single person could be


    seen on the empty and. On the farm, there was a barn that had been unused for many years.


    At this moment, the old wooden door of the bar was half–closed. Cries of agony could be heard from


    inside the barn through the gap.


    Kevan pushed the door open and entered. Rays of sunlight flooded in, brightening up the entire barn.


    Several people were suspended by ropes and hurg from the central beam of the barn. The cries of


    agony wereing from them.


    Surrounding them were another group of men. They were all dressed differently, but each of them had


    a baseball bat made from metal in


    their hands.


    When Kevan entered, the group of men greeted him respectfully. “Mr. Rogers!”


    Kevan did not reply. He walked over to one of the ropes.


    The unconscious man hanging from that particr rope seemed to be most severely injured, His


    blood–stained clothes were in tallers, exposing the numerous wounds and scars on his skin. His face


    was also streaked with ce, masking his original features.


    Someone handed Kevan a baseball bat. With ace devoid of expression, he swung it and struck the


    man’s right leg heavily.


    The man cried out in pain and opened his eyes. It was Edmund


    When he saw Kewan, a look of fear appeared on hisce, Struggling, he pleaded, “Kevan, I know what


    I did wrong! I am at fault! Please, let me go! Considering we’re rtives, spare my lileli will nevery a


    hand on Larissa ever again! I will also tell Cody to stop provoking you! Just let me go, Kevan. I’m


    begging you!”