After Divorce, My General Husband Chasing Me Back

Chapter 281 Crushed Into Pieces

In the quiet morning, such an abrupt noise immediately caught Frederick's attention.

The person standing at the door was none other than Caroline.

She had been in high spirits. After freshening up, she was about to head downstairs to prepare a hearty breakfast for Frederick. With Claire gone, it was her time to shine.

Unexpectedly, as she approached Claire's room, she noticed the door slightly ajar.

Caroline's heart clenched. Her first thought was that Claire had returned.

No, that couldn't be possible!

She had pushed Claire off the cliff.

Once she fell into such a bottomless abyss, she was bound to be crushed into pieces. There was no way she could come back.

Caroline composed herself and prepared to go inside.

But she had taken a step when she overheard Frederick's conversation with Richard on the phone.

Her hand went limp, and her phone slipped to the floor.

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for Claire, he'd also sent people to look

Caroline was genuinely

She feared being discovered.

She knew Frederick's capabilities.

something, she would be in

SIM card and disguised

able

out, he couldn't possibly trace it back to her

let out a sigh of relief when she saw Frederick

are you

hearing the noise, followed the sound

saw Caroline.

and thought Claire might have come back. I came to check and accidentally dropped my phone. Frederick, why are you here? Where is Claire?"

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night," Frederick replied, not

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four years. He naturally wouldn't think that Claire hadn't come back because Caroline had pushed her and Antony off the cliff. "What? All night? Seriously? Could it be that Claire and Antony...

covered her mouth with

Frederick, having been standing by the floor-to-ceiling window all night, was already irritable. Hearing Caroline's words, he became even angrier, raising his voice significantly. "Don't be angry, Frederick. Claire wouldn't be

to be defending Claire, but every word hinted

enough, Frederick's expression

thing! She has no reason to

was particularly pleased

to