Chapter 39 The Truth About That Night

Unsurprisingly, Hollie found Martha staring at her with disgust and caution, but she just shrugged carelessly, kept smiling and stepped forward to put down the tonics which she had brought with her, and said, "Martha, I hear you're in hospital. So, I drop by to check out on you." Hollie looked like she was pondering something and parted her red lips lightly, "It was a big fire in the exhibition gallery. You were so lucky to survive." "I've always been lucky. Otherwise, I'd have died on the operation table four years ago." Martha narrowed her eyes slightly and said in a clear and clod voice. Hollie straightened her hair a little and said with a light smile, "Martha, do you know how those bad people suddenly turned up in the exhibition center and burnt out all of your famous paintings? Fortunately, the Doyle Group wasn't the organizer of the art exhibition. Otherwise, I gotta pay a great sum of money!" After her mocking words left her lips, she saw Martha's face change color as expec