Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed novel Chapter 344

Louisa, known for her fiery temper, couldn't swallow such a bitter pill.

The very day she found out, she stormed the real estate agency, demanding the young agent, Ralph, to show his face.

However, the manager informed her Ralph had resigned and left three days prior.

Unable to find Ralph, Louisa clung to the agency like a dog with a bone.

She made a scene at the agency daily, even rallying relatives and friends to picket outside, causing quite the uproar.

Out of options, the manager reluctantly gave up Ralph's address.

Louisa, following the trail, caught Ralph red-handed.

Far from guilty, Ralph stood his ground confidently—

"Look, you already sold the house to me. We settled the deal, cash exchanged, and now the deed's in my name. All your fussing is pointless."

Louisa, undeterred, plopped herself down on his doorstep, launching into her well-rehearsed tirade.

Ralph, not one to back down, mirrored her actions, lying down and crying foul.

Eventually, all the noise got the attention of the police, thanks to a neighbor who had enough of the racket. Both of them were taken to the station.

After mediation, it was clear: Louisa had sold her house, signed the contract, received the payment, and the ownership had been transferred.

No matter how much she protested, the house was now Ralph's.

Ralph scoffed, "See! I just took a gamble and bought her old house, thinking it'd help her out. How was I to know about the demolition plans? I'm no psychic. Just bad luck on your part. Go home, wash up, and sleep it off. If you really want to make a fuss, I'm all in. I've got all the time in the world now that I'm jobless. Let's see who lasts longer."

"I've got the demolition compensation to fall back on for the rest of my life. Working or not doesn't bother me. But you, ma'am, you've got a husband and a son. Don't you have chores to attend to?"

Louisa was flabbergasted.

She had ruled the roost in the teachers' housing complex for over a decade, largely unchallenged due to her husband's connections. But outsiders were less forgiving.

Now, Louisa was filled with regret. Had she known about the demolition plans, why would she have ever sold her house?

Just a little longer, and she could've cashed in on a couple million!