#Chapter 143 Just a Hunch

As soon as Lisa was released from the hospital a week later, she and Bob moved back into the mansion. Lisa was still covered in bandages, the silver slowing down the healing of her cuts and third-degree burns, but she settled back into her old home without any problems. My stomach did flips every time I saw either one of them, but I did not express my concerns to Andrew. I knew that Andrew’s relationship with Lisa was still rocky, and I didn’t want to do anything to cause that ship to sink. According to the tabloids, voters were torn on who to side with after the explosion. There had been a boost in both Bob’s and Andrew’s poll numbers. Some voters took pity on Bob for his fiancée surviving a supposed human terrorist attack, while others saw a sort of nobility in Andrew’s ability to mend the rift between him and Lisa. I tried to be happy for Andrew. After all, his daughter had survived an attack similar to my own, and they were on speaking terms again. That was without mentioning th