CHAPTER 294

Regardless of how many questions Mollie showered on Ulmer, he did not explain another word to her as to what exactly happened in the past.

However, he did tell her one thing, “I will tell you everything after I deal with her.”

“Then you shouldn’t have told me all this now,” Mollie blurted angrily. “What’s the point of telling me this now? To make me suffer, knowing that my son was murdered by someone?”

“If I could tell you everything now, I would,” he put his hand on her hand. “Just be patient for a little longer. When the time comes, you will know everything.”

Mollie wasn’t really convinced by his words.

Ulmer then got up from the bench and went over to Denver. “Excuse me, Denver. If you don’t mind, can you tell me where you bought the coffee?”

“Did you like it?” I’ll go and bring another two cups for you,” Denver said and quickly left, even though Ulmer said he’d go.

Ulmer wanted to do something for Denver, so he unloaded the sandbags from the truck.

Denver returned in five minutes