Chapter 167 The Truth About the Fire at Cloudrion's Border

After that, another figure walked over. This time, it was clearly a man. Chloe guessed that it must be Bernard. In the footage, Sonya had clearly flicked the cigarette away without snubbing it out first. What followed next was a spark of flame. But then, the drone moved away. This was the only footage showing Sonya and Bernard's involvement in the fire, but it was more than enough for Chloe. She glared at the screen, watching Sonya throw away her cigarette butt, her eyes reddening. If Sonya hadn't so casually thrown away the cigarette, the fire wouldn't have started. No one would have died or been hurt. Daniel wouldn't have gone missing either. It really was Sonya's fault. Chloe clenched her fists so hard that her knuckles cracked. She had never loathed someone so deeply before—not even when Sonya had pretended to be the one who saved Curtis's life. Even when Sonya had ruined her marriage, Chloe had never hated her. She'd merely resented her. After all, she knew clearly that C