Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 1301:

Despite the fog of amnesia that had clouded his judgment at the time, hindsight now revealed unmistakable fingerprints of deliberate manipulation throughout the entire ordeal. It seemed there was more to the story than anyone had suspected.

Deep lines of concentration carved themselves across Noah’s forehead as troubling thoughts took hold. With his characteristic sharp intuition, Blaine immediately caught the shift in Noah’s demeanor. “Are you beginning to believe there was more to Sutton’s death?”

Noah inclined his head in grim confirmation. “I need you to get to Eastwood Manor immediately. Track down every single person who was there that day and extract every detail they remember.” That entire period had been riddled with unanswered questions, yet countless diversions and complications had prevented a proper investigation.

The time had finally arrived to drag those buried secrets back into the light. Understanding sparked in Blaine’s gaze like struck flint, quickly followed by the unmistakable gleam of someone who relished a complex puzzle. “This web of deception grows more fascinating by the hour.”

for later. Just make sure you come back in one

Blaine’s trademark smirk played across his lips with practiced ease, his eyes carried the weight of genuine concern. The true scope of their predicament was becoming alarmingly clear: they were dealing with something far

ease.” Without another moment’s hesitation, he spun on his heel and departed with

been watching their every movement with predatory patience. The moment Blaine’s vehicle vanished around the distant corner, the hidden figure retrieved a phone and began typing with practiced efficiency. “Noah and Blaine have begun investigating Sutton’s death,

melted back into the darkness as though they had never been

a world of muted shadows and amber lamplight. Alex cradled a cigarette between his elegant fingers, its crimson tip pulsing like a tiny heartbeat against the surrounding gloom. The sudden illumination of his phone’s screen cut through the darkness, revealing

someone accustomed to parsing dangerous information. Why would Noah and Blaine suddenly turn their attention to Sutton’s death? This development fell completely outside the parameters of Alex’s carefully calculated predictions. Sutton’s death had been officially closed for a long time—what could motivate them to resurrect such ancient history? And

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