The Silent Wife

Chapter 116

Rachel’s heart tightened, and she instantly pressed her back against the wall.

Victor emerged from the shadows. Just then, an aged voice suddenly came from inside the alley. “Victor, is that you?”

Before Rachel could come to her senses, Victor had walked up to the person. “Why are you coming out by yourself, Grandma? How many times have I told you that it’s hard to see things clearly at night? What if you trip and fall again when you come out?”

Rachel followed the voices with her gaze and saw the innermost small house. The house was dimly lit, and an old woman was standing tremblingly at its door, supporting herself with a walking stick. Meanwhile, Victor addressed her as his grandmother.

The small house was in a dilapidated condition. It was in disrepair for years, and its walls were mottled; there wasn’t even a decent chair in the house. Victor pushed the clothes away from a corner on the sofa before taking off his jacket and spreading it over the surface. “I hope you won’t frown upon this, Miss Hudson. Please have a seat.”

Rachel looked at the old woman who was bustling around in the house.

Victor explained, “My Grandma is old, so she can neither see nor hear well. But for some reason, she can hear my voice.”

‘Are you and your Grandma the only ones in your family?’

“Yeah, I have lived with Grandma since I was a child.”

Rachel couldn’t bear to listen to such words. After all, she and Nancy had also depended on each other for

survival as she grew up.

Just then, Victor’s grandmother’s voice came from the room inside. “Victor, come and look for the tea caddy. We should pour a cup of tea for our visitor!”

Victor hurriedly went into the room. “Don’t trouble yourself with that, Grandma. We don’t have tea in the house…”

house, though. How could we let the visitor leave without having

already left with the envelope placed on a corner of the old and shabby table. He was startled by this, and he quickly grabbed the envelope before going out after her, but all Victor heard

hadn’t come back yet. She checked the time, and it was a little past 11.00PM. A dinner wouldn’t have taken such a long time, so it seemed that he must be sending

of his bedroom. He asked, “How is Madam

be fine after

the

him before, so he probably wants to return

still worried, though. “I’ll help you look into his identity.

nowhere, after all.”

shook her head. Victor and his grandmother depended on each other for survival, and he was filial to the elderly. Even if he seemed slovenly on the outside,

Julian decided not to insist. “By the way, the results of

you asked me to do earlier have

read them. She had never studied medicine and had only a smattering of herbal medicine, so she couldn’t quite understand the ingredients listed

body. One might as well say that they deserve neither credit nor blame. Technically,

the time as long as no human

some connections in the government. Otherwise, it would have gone out of business long ago with the prescriptions Jefferey had. After all, these prescriptions were handed down from their ancestors without the dosage specified. With Julian’s lab test results and the previous results from Janice’s investigation, Rachel was now certain that Jefferey had been crying up wine and selling vinegar these years by selling fake medicine. The Hudson Family’s century-old

car engine was heard from outside. As soon as Justin came in, he saw Julian and Rachel standing together;

there, Justin,” Julian greeted

you going

stuff earlier, and the results

looked thoughtful as his eyes fell on Rachel’s hands. Meanwhile, the woman collected the documents and gestured to

Justin nodded slightly.

truthfully recounted Julian’s words and her own conjecture

test reports in his hand. “I also had someone test the sleeping pills before the research and development laboratory was closed, but the results aren’t out yet. This is quite thoughtful of you. However.” He suddenly raised his head with darkened eyes. “Didn’t you say that Jefferey doesn’t have the prescriptions in his hands? What

report in her hand to float down on her feet. I