Surprised Wife With Twins novel Chapter 212

Shaking her head, Pippa replied, "I don't know, Mr. Marsh. He rarely goes to Kelsington Bay, and I don't know him well. It might not be easy to find him recently."

Ivan knew what she implied—Andrew probably have hidden away.

Although Pippa disclosed a lot of information to him, Ivan understood it immediately, because these were all par for the course considering who had done it.

He blamed himself for being careless as he hadn't been on guard earlier.

Those people had gone too far. How dare they bully the kind-hearted Jennifer!

"Thank you, Pippa," Ivan said hoarsely in a deep voice, "You can go home now. I don't want to drag you into this. I'll go to Kelsington Bay later."

"What will you do?" Pippa panicked instantly.

Ivan answered, "I'll ask her about Andrew's whereabouts."

Pippa feared, somehow. However, even if she didn't tell him, he would find out it was done by Andrew sooner or later.

Before leaving, Pippa glanced at his bandaged hand, feeling sorry for him. "Mr. Marsh, please take good care of yourself no matter what."

Tiredness and repressed anger were written all over Ivan's handsome face.

Pippa turned away.

Half an hour later, Ivan went downstairs with a strong alcohol smell, but he was sober.

"Where are you going, Mr. Marsh?" Jordan was worried while watching him leave. "Let the driver give you a ride. DUI is dangerous."

However, Ivan seemed not to have heard him, storming out of the house in silence.

Jordan anxiously followed him. "Mr. Marsh?"

Ivan pulled the door open and sat in the car. Soon, he started the engine. The car roared away at high speed.

Jordan's heart was in his mouth. He could only pray that Ivan would be safe and sound.

In the Lamborghini, Ivan's phone rang.

Ivan gripped the steering wheel with one hand and answered the phone with the other.

"Mr. Marsh, I found Mrs. Marsh had gone to the airport. Andrew gave her the air ticket," a man reported, "But I failed to find her boarding information, so I didn't know which city she had flown to."