After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

"Alright, I'll go with you," Zachary said, accompanying Aveline to the storage room door. He took out the key and unlocked the door, and as it swung open, a beam of light flooded in, stirring a layer of dust that danced in the air. Hilda had been anxiously watching the door. When she saw that it was just them, she let out a huge sigh of relief.

"They... they're gone?" Hilda asked cautiously.

Zachary nodded. "Yes, thanks to the people Aveline brought with her. Otherwise, you would have been taken away. Madam Hilda, who did you offend? They seemed like a dangerous bunch." Hilda's eyes flickered with unease.

Aveline's gaze was cool as she asked, "Did the person who took my identity send them?"

Hilda avoided her eyes and quickly changed the subject. "When will you take me away from here?"

Aveline's tone remained cold. "Answer my question first."

Hilda sat down on the edge of the bed. "You have to get me out of here before I tell you anything."

Aveline didn't respond immediately.

Zachary, however, frowned and said, "Madam Hilda, you've known who this person is all along, haven't you?"

And she even helped hide it.

But why? Was it for money or some other gain?

and Hilda didn't seem

her eyes fixed on Hilda. Suddenly, she asked, "Is this person someone

skipped a beat-how had she

admit it. Not

she did, what would

left to offer, Aveline would surely hand her over. And when that happened, she would suffer a fate worse than

biggest regret now

wretched girl

girl might be grateful and

her in her old age. But what

wretched girl wanted her

filled with hatred, fearing her secrets might be

raised an eyebrow. "You were in this together, but now she's trying to cut the rope and leave you behind, isn't she?" "Regardless, I won't say a word until I'm safe!" Hilda replied stubbornly, her face set in a hard

So stubborn.

sunlight fell warmly on her, dispelling some of the chills she felt.

know who those people are, so how can get

first. That

me

to my real parents."