Chapter 154. Mind Games (2)

[Curiosity killed a cat. Isn’t it what your English instructor taught you? Instead of wasting resources looking into the past, why not go ask the person involved? You will undoubtedly be surprised, dear! XOXO.] 

He had no idea how many times he had read this message. He was enraged simply looking at it, and what made matters worse was that he couldn’t even find the perpetrator. 

Miguel was at a loss for words for the first time in decades as if he were talking with a ghost. The mocking tone in that message made him want to bash someone, but the person he should have been venting on was nowhere to be seen. 

He also wanted to go back home and ask his wife what was going on, but his curiosity drove him to investigate this matter on his own. So that when he confronts Felicia, he will not allow her to refute his claim. Actually, the offense she did was not particularly serious. 

It was common for mothers to abandon their children at times, especially