Sir Your Ex wife is Already Dead
Chapter 31

Chapter 31

Chapter 31 Marin Is Crazy

Just as the car left the hospital, Jazmine received a message from Jennie that she had found Marin.

St Clouds Community was located in a district in the suburbs. There were several communities there,and the price of the houses was relatively low.

Robert also bought his first house in this place.

There were many green areas downstairs, and people could sit beside the flower beds to rest, whichwere decorated with fresh flowers.

Jazmine remembered that she had lived here for a while and liked sitting next to the flower beds themost when she was a child. She could enjoy the colorful flowers and also catch butterflies.

At that time, Marin would sit at the side of a flower bed and look at her with a smile.

But Jazmine knew that her mother was waiting for her father to get off work.

From afar, Jazmine saw a woman sitting beside a flower bed. In winter, some flowers bloomed. But theflowers surrounding the woman were yellow and dead..

The woman lowered her head slightly, seeming to be playing with something in her hand. The whitehair around her temples was eye–catching under the street light. Her clothes were a little disheveledwith a coat draped over her shoulders, which was obviously given by someone.

As she moved, the coat seemed to be about to fall off.

It was a very bleak scene.

Jazmine recognized that it was her mother.

Despite her sadness, Jazmine quickly walked toward the edge of the flower bed. But halfway there,Jennie suddenly came and stopped her.

Jennie shook her head with a serious expression, indicating that Jazmine should not get close.

Jazmine was about to ask when Jennie put her hand to her lips and shushed Jazmine, signalingJazmine not to make a sound.

Jennie wouldn’t act recklessly. Seeing that she was so careful and strange, Jazmine had a bad feeling.

Marin did not sit there for too long. She quickly stood up without moving and raised the thing in herhand to

look at it.

Jazmine clearly saw that it was a key, or to be accurate, a key tied with a red rope.

Jennie suddenly spoke in a soft voice as usual, “The key is always with her. I didn’t know what it is andthrew it once before, but she was very anxious, so I strung it with a red rope for her.”

Jazmine nodded, in no mood to think about the key at this moment. She only cared about if her motherwas

fine, who didn’t look well.

Marin suddenly turned around and walked in the direction of Jazmine and Jennie.

Jazmine was about to go over when Jennie grabbed her hand and pulled her to squat down beside theflower bed closest to them.

In this way, they couldn’t be seen at all from the flowers.

They were intentionally avoiding Marin’s gaze.

Jazmine watched as Marin walked past them with the key in her hand and went straight into a building.

“Our house has been sold long ago. Where is my mother going?”

Jennie sighed and pulled Jazmine to stand up, following behind Marin.

Under Jazmine’s suspicious gaze, Jennie talked about what happened to Marin recently, including theplace she had been to after Marin was missing.

“I went to the police station. Your mother tried to open the door of another family with the key and wassent to the police station. It is the first place I thought of when I couldn’t replace her this time.”

As Jennie said, Jazmine’s eyes blurred.

She couldn’t shed tears.

But her heart ached.

Shen wondered what happened to her mother.

“After I bailed her out, I talked to her, but she didn’t seem to understand what I said, or just ignored mewith no response. If I said too much, she would go crazy…”

Speaking of this, Jennie wanted to continue but still stopped.

She looked at Jazmine several times and decided to stop talking about it, giving a deep sigh.

Jazmine could imagine what kind of situation that was. Moreover, Marin must be in a very terrible state.

Jazmine panicked in fear. Even if Jennie continued to speak, Jazmine would interrupt her for not daringto listen.

The two of them walked to the stairs and heard the angry curses coming from inside.

They ran upstairs at the same time.

The Gardner’s house was on the third floor back then. Jazmine and Jennie did not run far before theyheard Marin scream, “Give it back to me. You can’t take my house away. Let go of me.”

Jazmine ran very fast and was heartbroken when she reached there.

Marin was lying on the ground, protecting something in her hand. A man stepped on her hand andruthlessly crushed it.

Marin screamed miserably because it was so painful.

Jazmine rushed over crazily and pushed the man away, throwing herself on Marin to protect her. “Mom,are you alright?”

Marin, whose hand was stepped on, cried like a child. She picked up the key as if it were a treasureand held it in her arms, muttering something.

“You are all bad people. I’ll hit you.”

The behavior shocked Jazmine, who stared at Marin with her eyes wide open.

Marin behaved like a child and wasn’t as refined and elegant as before at all.

Jazmine stared at Marin for a long time until the cursing words of the family reached her ears.

“Can’t you keep an eye on the crazy woman? If she runs out and scares my child, I won’t let you go.”

Jazmine instantly stood up and glared at the man who spoke in front of her.

She had a slender figure and looked more fragile after this period. She had been squatting down on theground to protect Marin, but now she stood up and glared at the man with fierce eyes.

Her eyes stared straight at the man in front of her.

She said word by word, “My mother is not crazy.”

It seemed that if the man dared to say it again, she would fight him like a monster.

The man only felt bad luck and spat, “This is my home. If you knock on the door again, I will sue you.

With a bang, the door was closed.

Marin, who was squatting down on the ground with the key, immediately rushed over and began to slapthe

door hard.

“This is my home. Come out, all of you come out.”

Jazmine reached out to pull Marin but was pushed away. She twisted her ankle and was about to falldown the stairs when Jennie took a stride forward and caught her.

They did not talk and immediately went to pull Marin together, who was still pounding the door. DespiteMarin’s struggle, Jazmine and Jennie worked together and successfully took her away.

Jennie drove while Jazmine and Marin sat in the back seat.

The rare silence was because Jazmine promised to take Marin to replace Robert.

Looking at her crazy but expectant mother, Jazmine did not know what to do.