Chapter hundred twenty eight

Aaron's standpoint at the wailing figure of Julian's mother, prevented him from offering his condolence to her. Call it guilt, but he placed logical reasoning over his conscience.

“Mi Hijo!” She cried aloud, her shaky figure, a sign she would soon be admitted to the hospital ward if no one did anything to separate her from the lifeless form of her son.

“Bring him back, bring him back!” She helplessly flailed her hands in the air at the mortuary attendant, who stood still, welcoming her painful advances. “Miss Sullivan, I need you to be calm in situations like this, I promise you to get to the bottom of this,” Suarez spoke in a voice that would send the actual culprit into hiding.

Aaron, for a minute moment, admired his audacity.

Soli Sullivan could not believe in her wildest dreams that her son had become a corpse.

His jarred neck and agape mouth showed her how many affiliations he had to withstand.

When Suarez approached her for an autopsy, she blindly signed the papers, not acce
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