However, Belinda was chanting in her heart, ‘Quick, Gordon. Pour the gasoline and light the fire. Burn them all.’

Unfortunately, nothing happened despite her strong wish.

Did Mr. Gordon think the time was not right yet? Or were there other reasons?

Belinda thought the best time to start the fire was when everyone was distracted by the evidence.

In truth, Mr. Gordon did want to put the plan into action. However, while he was ordering everyone to douse the manor with gasoline, they realized that the tanks of gasoline they had prepared had been switched to water at some point.

When they opened the tanks, there was no smell of gasoline.

Mr. Gordon asked them to empty one tank and try setting it aflame, but it failed. It was certain that their gasoline was swapped.

Mr. Gordon broke into a cold sweat.

Since he and Madam Fisher were the ones who thought of the plan, no one other than his most trusted subordinates, who were carrying out the plan with him, knew about it.

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