A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 360:

Kristopher sensed that something was off with Evelyn’s behavior, as if she was deliberately hiding something. His eyes narrowed with suspicion. He dropped his voice and said, “Mrs. Miller, it’s alright. We just want to meet Cathy.”

He hesitated, almost mentioning the name “Joyce,” but quickly remembered that the designer at Wildfield Design Studio also shared the same name. Since Belinda worked there, she was bound to cross paths with this other Joyce. Mentioning Cathy’s sister’s name now could create complications if Belinda made the connection, stirring unnecessary confusion or suspicion.

Choosing his words carefully, he referred to Joyce simply as “Cathy’s sister.” “Moreover, to me, Cathy’s sister is also my sister. It’s been four years since she passed, and I haven’t had the chance to pay my respects. I’d like to take this moment to do so.”

With these words, Kristopher reached out and took hold of Belinda’s wrist. They were about to walk in when Evelyn suddenly appeared fraught with anxiety.

She hurried over and clutched Kristopher’s arm. “Kristopher, I understand you care deeply about Cathy’s sister. But it’s not appropriate for Miss Nelson to enter. Miss Nelson…”

Evelyn took a deep breath, her expression softening slightly. “You know, as a stranger, it’s not fitting for Miss Nelson to see the belongings left behind by the deceased…”

“I don’t mind,” Belinda interrupted, her voice firm. “I’m also curious about Cathy’s sister.”

Cox, Belinda had heard whispers about the Millers’ second daughter, but she never knew

and three years since Belinda married Kristopher. In Nawrin’s high society, even the most distinguished figures

passing, there had been

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something particularly intriguing about her

been unfaithful and that the girl was not Mr. Miller’s child, while others

the Miller name, the girl had never lived with the Miller family nor

of her existence but knew

illness, Belinda was eager to uncover

“Well…”

at hearing Belinda’s words. “But…

“Mom…”