Chapter 26: Madam Kashi’s Past

Sari’s arm hung limply by his side. Watching his retreating back, Irene suddenly laughed. The laugh was stunningly beautiful, filled with intense malice. Sari didn’t think much of his arm at first. He had learned martial arts and graduated in police studies, so he knew how to handle simple dislocations. It wasn’t until he got into his car and failed to fix it himself that his expression changed. What was going on? Why couldn’t he get it back in place? Cold sweat broke out on Sari’s forehead. It felt like the bones connecting his joint were broken. He had thought it was just the pain of a dislocated joint! “Hurry! Get to the hospital!” Sari shouted at the driver, his face pale. At the supermarket entrance, the crowd gradually dispersed. Madam Kashi stood there in a daze, lost in thought. Irene, still exuding a menacing aura, made Yuna hesitant to approach. After a while, when Irene bent down to pick up the plastic bags, Yuna finally walked over. “Irene, don’t take it to hea