Chapter 650 I Want To See It Myself (1/2)

There was no more words in the car. The conversation between Cassie and Tim about the news of Consuela was over. As the car drove away, only traces and dust were left on the road.

In France, which was tens of thousands of kilometers away, in Provence, at Tristan's home, some sadness had just begun.

After Consuela called Terence, Terence put down his work and rushed to the parking lot of the company. He opened the car door, closed the car door and started the car. All his actions went smoothly without any pause, because he didn't dare to stop.

After travelling through most of the city, Terence finally arrived at Tristan's home.

After parking the car, Terence rang the doorbell.

While waiting Consuela came to open the door for him, Terence inadvertently grasped the doorknob, but found that the door was not locked. He turned the knob and opened it.

With some doubts, Terence stepped into the room and raised his head. He happened to meet Consuela who was about to open the door.

Her clothes were a little wrinkled, but it could be seen that they had been tidied up. Although her eyes were not covered with tears, the traces of crying were still obvious, such as tear stains all over her face and slightly red and swollen eyes.

This was what Consuela looked like now. She broke into Terence's sight with a dull and uneasy look after crying.

He paused for a moment, then came to his senses and walked quickly towards Consuela.

At the same time when Terence saw Consuela, he also saw the whole living room behind Consuela. There was no one else except the two of them, without Tristan.

Seeing that only Consuela was at home, Terence couldn't help but feel a little strange. Since Consuela was crying like this, something must have happened to her. But Tristan, who had been accompanying her at this time, was not there.

In fact, on the way here, Terence thought of Tristan.

Consuela lived with Tristan. Normally, if something happened to Consuela, the first person she would ask for help should be Tristan who lived under the same roof with her, not him.

So, it was only because Tristan wa