My Dreamy Old Husband novel Chapter 1356

Clive was dead, and the murderer had been caught, but the Bishops didn’t get any compensation whatsoever. Indignant, they wanted to make a big deal out of things to humiliate Cooper, hinder his daughter from marrying, and make them pay for their losses. To their dismay, the citizens of Bayside City didn’t buy their stunt. Not only did the Bishops create unnecessary trouble, but Mrs. Bishop had also gone insane, running around scratching people. Alas, she was arrested and now, they were the topic of most netizens’ condemnations.

They viewed the wealthy people of Bayside City as having no sense of empathy. Although the Bishops’ son was dead, no one sympathized with them.

The Bishops and the Evans were aggrieved, but Stanley remained silent as he sat there all night. It was evident that he cared a lot about Christine, so this incident was a fatal blow to him.

After the doctors spent all day and all night rescuing Christine, she was finally free of danger, but she was still in a coma and was probably in a vegetative state. Unwilling to give up, Maddie brought her to a better hospital and got her admitted to the most expensive ward, which cost more than ten thousand a day. Fortunately, the Fletchers were a prominent family with a number of big businesses, so this amount wasn’t that big of a deal to them.

At some point, Sophia went home, but the scene of Christine jumping off the building kept replaying in her mind.

Champs-Elysee Hotel… She must’ve heard someone mention it before because she had never been to this hotel.

After pondering it for a while, she looked through her phone for any relevant information, and finally found a text message: ‘If you want to save your father, dress seductively, then come to room 808 at Champs-Elysee Hotel. I’ll be waiting.’

The message was from an unknown number, and it was sent during the two days that Cooper and Linus were taken away.

Sophia had ignored it, thinking that it was a spam message.

However, she now had an idea of who the sender was.

She quickly got on the web to search for relevant information. Over the course of one night, news about the star’s death was everywhere, and even the police had released an official statement about this incident, including the location, the names of the celebrities who were with her, and videos of the scene.

As Sophia had suspected, the location of the incident where Christine had jumped was Presidential Suite No. 808 in Champs-Elysee Hotel!

Simultaneously, other related videos of the incident had been posted online. One of the videos was more than ten seconds long, and it showed Christine sitting at the window. Someone was beside her, trying to pull her down, but she broke free all of a sudden and jumped down.

The video was taken by a fellow star who was present, and several of them had testified that Christine had indeed gotten crazy drunk. She then ran to the balcony where she proceeded to open the window before jumping down.

Moreover, the surveillance footage given by the hotel served as proof that the group of celebrities was indeed staying in room 808. They started drinking after they arrived.

For some reason, Sophia was dubious.

Why was it so coincidental that the incident took place in room 808?

And, why didn’t Christine’s face show up in any of the surveillance footage and videos taken by eyewitnesses?

Before the incident took place, she had given Stanley a call, so why was that action not seen in those videos?

Sophia had heavy suspicions about this matter.

After a little digging, she found out that Champs-Elysee Hotel had been bought by the Yard Family. This bit of information combined with the message she had received just made the situation even more unusual.

She figured that this incident was connected to the Yard Family in some way.

Christine jumping off the building was definitely not as simple a case as it seemed!

If it truly has something to do with the Yards…

Sophia made up her mind and went to look for Stanley.

It was the third day after Christine’s fall, but she still showed no signs of waking up. She stayed in the expensive ward and there was an oxygen cylinder by her side helping her breathe. Every day, Stanley would go to the hospital to visit her; he still seemed to be in shock.