My Wife Act Differently Behind Me novel Chapter 1619

Chapter 1619

Colton was baffled as he watched helplessly, while his stark raving mad daughter dashed out.

"Fiorella!" He turned around in an attempt to grab hold of her, but unfortunately, he could only manage to grab a piece of her dress.

Fiorella sprinted out into the open anyway, forgetting that she was wearing a lace dress, and that there was gasoline under her feet. She thought there was just a bit of it, and that she could easily get past after sprinting away.

However, she was completely engulfed in flames as soon as she stepped into the yard.

"Argh!!!"

The flames covered her, devouring her gown, and the searing sensation caused her to shriek in pain. There, she completely forgot about the reason why she had ran out and immediately fell onto the ground, which was covered in large puddles of gasoline.

"Miss Fiorella!!" Shocked, her bodyguards immediately ran up to her with fire extinguishers in hand to put the flames out.

And though the fire was soon extinguished, it took a few bodyguards to do so and bring her out of the area.

By then, the flames had rendered Fiorella naked. Her skin was charred, and her hair was in a great mess, emanating from it a stench most dreadful. At that moment, she looked just like a vagabond.

The excruciating pain that she felt traumatized her to the extent that she did not even care about the fact that she was naked anymore.

All she did was curl up on the ground and yelled, "It hurts... Call the ambulance!"

"Fiorella!" As soon as her mother heard her cries, she was prepared to run out as well.

However, Colton stopped her. "Are you crazy? Do you want to get injured too?!"

"But Fiorella..."

Mrs. Fisher then calmed down. Though she was heartbroken, she did not give into her impulse.

Soon after, the fire brigade and the ambulance arrived. At that point, the fire had already reached the house, and the firemen rushed in at once. Fortunately for the Fishers, Colton and the rest of them were hiding in the furthest washroom in the house, and thus, none of them were harmed.