Twenty minutes later, Chase Fields, working in his study, received a call from Kevin Hart.
"Boss, the manager at South Mountain Cemetery said that Zack Perry has already bought a burial plot for Mrs. Moore's father. This..."
Chase pressed his lips together, silent for a long while, before replying in a cold, indifferent voice: "Let her do as she likes."
With those four words—seemingly "none of his business"—he hung up.
When he looked back at the documents, a wave of restlessness and anger surged within him.
Did that woman have any sense of belonging to him?
Without a marriage certificate, did she think she could flirt with other men however she pleased?
If she wanted to pick a good burial plot for George Moore, why hadn't she mentioned it to him in the study earlier, only to turn ar
