CHAPTER 9 Death

　　It seemed like an autopsy report.

　　But when she saw the words "Unlawful death" and "suspected external cause" written in the lower right corner of the final report, her pupils suddenly contracted, and her hand holding the paper trembled slightly.

　　Of course, Lucie knew what an unlawful death meant.

　　But Hawthorne had never told her that her mother's death was not a natural death.

　　Her mind suddenly went blank, and without thinking, she ran out.

　　In the living room, Hawthorne had just entered when he saw Lucie running down from the second floor with an imposing manner, step by step towards him, walking slowly but with an indescribable momentum and coldness.

　　"What are you doing? Have you packed your things? If you have, get out of here!" Hawthorne frowned, his dislike for her barely concealed.