Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 132 Pinpointing The Problem 15 Finished That said, for sinexplicable reason, Elijah was confident in Aurelia. Auri should be able to do it. Someone who is fortunate enough to inherit Hannah's lifelong knowledge must be incredibly gifted.

Mabel nodded seriously. "Auri is already quite accomplished. It's normal if she can't solve everything. However, Hannah once lefta message saying that if Auri gets married, and any of us encounter sbizarre or supernatural problems that others can't solve, we could let Auri give it a try.

"Where on earth is Hannah now?" Elijah sighed.

Mabel also let out a sigh. "Once Hannah finishes up with her matters, she will cback to see us. She definitely will.” Tears welled up in Elijah's eyes as he nodded. "You're right." On the road, Matthew gazed at Aurelia, who was deep in thought, and spoke softly. "Don't push yourself too hard. Grandma is already showing her trust in you. Right now, she's wary of outsiders. If we can't handle Old Mr. Delaney's situation, we'll seek help from others.

Aurelia nodded absentmindedly. "Okay." At that moment, a Whatnotification popped up on her phone.

She glanced at her phone after unlocking it.

The message turned out to be from Uriah: I'm really sorry about today. I had to leave early in the afternoon due to sunexpected matters. I'll make it up to you by treating you next weekend.

Aurelia replied: It's okay. Don't worry too much about it.

Matthew unintentionally saw that, and his expression darkened. Someone is trying to steal my wife? After about half an hour later, they arrived at Joseph's house.

Just as they followed Joseph into the mansion, they were met with waves of loud sobbing. The cries of a frightened child were particularly piercing.

The mansion was vast and open, yet even its multiple floors couldn't muffle the sound of crying.

The housekeepers on the first floor had grown accustomed to the sound of crying, maintaining their usual composure.

Joseph was heartbroken, his eyes red. "It's been like this almost every day recently. It breaks my heart to hear." Having lived to that age, he no longer asked for much of anything else, only that his loved ones were safe and sound.

A sense of heaviness settled in Matthew's heart. This situation is more serious than what Old Mr. Delaney described.

He looked at Aurelia, whose expression was serious and whose demeanor was unwavering.

Chapter 132 Pinpointing The Problem Aurelia said to Joseph, "Old Mr. Delaney, let's go upstairs and take a look." "All right. Come, follow me." Joseph immediately took the lead, guiding Aurelia and Matthew.

Matthew had visited the Delaney residence a few times.

However, during that visit, an inexplicable chill seemed to seep into his every pore.

He wasn't sure if it was just an illusion.

Aurelia delicately removed a thin red string bracelet from her own wrist.

A tiny bronze coin was threaded onto the little red string bracelet.

She handed it over to Matthew. "Take it with you. It might cin handy." She noticed that the hairs on the back of Matthew's hand were standing on end.

Finished Matthew took it. The small bronze coin still retained Aurelia's warmth, so it didn't feel cold in his palm as one might expect from a bronze coin. In fact, the eerie chilliness from before seemed to have lessened considerably.

With a slight curve of his thin lips, he slipped the red string bracelet onto his wrist.

Upon seeing the red string bracelet fall onto his wrist, he suddenly felt as if his wrist had indeed been missing something so pleasing to the eye.

When they reached the door of the child's room, Aurelia had a change of heart. "Old Mr. Delaney, let's go see Old Ms. Delaney first." Joseph paused for a moment, then said, "All right." Then, they ascended another floor.

As they were about to enter, a housekeeper emerged from within. The housekeeper respectfully greeted. him before speaking with worry. "Just now, following the doctor's instructions, I gave Old Mrs. Delaney her medication. However, she's still in a lot of discomfort, constantly complaining about headaches and leg pain." Joseph nodded. "You may leave first." When he pushed the door open, Joseph turned back to Aurelia and said, "Lately, Sarah has been like this, often complaining about headaches and leg pain.

"Does the medicine prescribed by the doctor have no effect?" Aurelia asked.

"It can only alleviate sof the headache symptoms." Joseph sighed, clearly feeling quite helpless.

Upon entering the room, they saw a frail elderly woman, her face pale and a large swath of her hair white. She was lying in bed, her thin figure lying under the blanket.

Even as the group walked in while chatting, she didn't notice them.

She kept her eyes shut tight, her brows furrowed deeply, and her lips were clamped together firmly.

Chapter 132 Pinpointing The Problem Upon closer observation, one could also notice Sarah was trembling slightly.

Finished Joseph walked to the bedside, his eyes reddening as he looked at Sarah. Although she was already asleep, it was evident that she was still enduring immense pain.

Matthew stood behind Aurelia and watched her calmly survey her surroundings.

Suddenly, someone barged right in through the door. "Dad? There's a guest? Oh, M-Mr. Quigley." Joseph glanced at his youngest son, Heath Delaney, who had abruptly barged in and frowned. "Wait fordownstairs." "Ah, okay." Heath glanced at Matthew, then shifted his gaze to Aurelia. He was somewhat curious about her.