Her Wicked Ceo (Abigail and Liam)

Chapter 473

Liam was dumbfounded. He asked with a frown, "Do you think I did it?"

Abigail was not sure. She just wished Liam was not involved in it.

She looked straight into his eyes, determined to get his answer.

Seeing her nervous face, Liam laughed and said slowly and clearly, "I did send people to look for him

but his death has nothing to do with me."

"Really?"

Liam nodded.

Abigail was relieved to hear that.

"I believe you," she said.

Liam reached out and pinched her chin in a flirty and bossy way. Staring at her with the corners of his Content (C) Nôv/elDra/ma.Org.

mouth curled up, he said, "You're worried about me. Don't worry. I'm a good citizen who abides by the

law."

Abigail nodded.

That was good.

Liam did not know that those words would backfire on him.

He'd pay for it one day.

They had a busy morning and went to the hospital after lunch.

Although Senior Mrs. Jones showed no sign of waking up, Liam and Abigail went to see her every day.

Robert and Mrs. Jones took turns to take care of Senior Mrs. Jones in the hospital.

When they arrived, Robert was there.

"Dad," Liam called.

"Hi, Mr. Jones," Abigail greeted.

"Hi."

Robert was glad to see them together.

The rumors these days had unsettled him.

"Did grandma show any sign of waking up?" Liam asked, looking at the old lady on the bed.

Robert sighed and moved his eyes to the person on the bed too. "The doctor said that it's more and

more unlikely for her to wake up…"

Liam furrowed his brows.

He felt woeful to see her lying there lifelessly. He recalled how energized she used to be.

"Grandma," Liam took the old lady's hand and sat by her bed. "I believe you will wake up. You won't lie

on the bed like this forever, right?"

Senior Mrs. Jones didn't respond. Liam forced a smile.

He really believed what he said.

At this moment, Liam's phone rang.

He connected his phone without checking the number.

"Hello."

"Hi, is this Mr. Liam?"

"Yes."

"This is the police station of A City," the person over the line said.

Surprised, Liam glanced at Abigail and asked, "What can I do for you?"

"Could you please come to the police station? We need to tell you something."

Liam thought it must be something really important and nodded. "Okay, no problem."

Then he hung up the phone.

He stood up. "There's something I need to deal with," he said and then turned to Abigail, "Do you need

me to send you back home?"

Abigail didn't hear that call and shook her head. "No. Go do what you need to do. I'll stay here with

grandma for a while."