Chapter 893
Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife
Knowing that none of them came with good intentions, Felipeâs bad feeling was confirmed when he set his eyes on what Dice was referring to.
Taking the opportunity of a dazed Felipe, Dice immediately pushed Felipeâs gun away and stood up.
âHmph. Howâs this, Master Whitman? Since you love your wife so much, then weâll use this to trade the company. Itâs worth it, isnât it?â
âGive her back!â Felipe oozed with fury.
Dice then handed a document to him with an evil smile. âThis is a document for the transferral of the companyâs ownership. Sign below and Iâll give you your stupid urn back.â
âStupid urn.â
The words ignited the flames of fury within him.
Balling a veiny fist, the frost that exploded off Felipe stunned everyone in the room.
He raised his fist to punch Dice across the face. It was strong enough to knock one of his teeth out. In the next moment, he arrived at the side of the man with Cathyâs ashes before anyone could react.
Snatching the urn in record speed, he elbowed everyone out the way and ran out of the house with Cathyâs ashes in his arms.
âCatch him! Kill him! Whoever does it gets a million dollars from me!â Dice ordered, offering a hefty reward.
At the mention of so much money, everyone ran after Felipe.
The rain was pouring that summer night, and Felipe spared glances at the urn in the passenger seat next to him as he drove. He kept his eyes on the cars following behind him from the rear-view mirror.
âDonât worry, Cathy. No matter what happens, I promise Iâll be with you.â
He vowed to the air before stepping harder on the accelerator.
After a while, Felipe realized that the car was short on gas He stopped the car and carried Cathyâs ashes away.
He had only taken a few steps when they arrived.
These were the same people who worked under him and who greeted him courteously, yet all of them were raising a gun at him now.
Felipe was unfazed as he was only concerned that Cathyâs ashes would be disrupted.
The rain was heavy and it quickly drenched him. Taking off his jacket, Felipe placed it over the urn to protect it.
âWe donât want to make this difficult for you, Master Whitman. All you need to do is signââ
âMy wife is the only one allowed to demand things from me.â He interrupted crisply, raising his own gun.
These people were hardly Felipeâs opponent, so they aimed their guns at Cathyâs urn instead.
Watching them aim at the urn, Felipe quickly took it in his arms and shielded it with his body.
A bullet pierced into Felipeâs calf, and blood fell freely from the wound, dying the grass under him crimson red.
Having gained a taste, the person knew that there was no point shooting Felipe and aimed for Cathyâs urn again.
With a bang, the bullet grazed Felipeâs arm and pierced through the urn.
White ashes sprayed everywhere, blurring Felipeâs line of sight.
âCathy!â he shouted her name in agony.
As he watched her ashes evaporate and melt away under the rain, the ache in his heart grew beyond what could be described.
âJust sign the papers, Master Whitman. Before youââ
Bang!
Felipe fired, the bullet piercing through the manâs knee.
He raised his reddened and glistening eyes. âDo you have a death wish? Very well, then. Iâll fulfill it for you! All of you can go and accompany my wife in the afterlife!â
Everyone was startled when they saw Felipeâs fierce and bloodthirsty look.
Realizing that Felipe might go on a killing spree, they immediately began to retreat.