Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 274 The Clues Are Confusing

I was utterly floored, unsure how to answer her because I couldn’t possibly make that decision.

Ava looked at me with hopeful eyes as if my response held her greatest wish.

I had no choice but to say, “I will try my best!”

She smiled through her tears and said, “Ava will work hard with you, Mommy! Uncle Atlas would be the

best Daddy!”

Seeing her smile again as she ran into the classroom, I finally breathed a sigh of relief.

I turned and headed back to the car, making my way to the office. I arrived early today. Some people

hadn’t even shown up yet.

I sat back in my chair, unable to stop picking up that pen and clutching it tightly. What results could! possibly achieve by my efforts?

However, I knew that Atlas was working hard, too, and I had to trust him.

On Tuesday, Eleanor called. She told me she had made up her mind to leave.

great! When will you start?”

hesitated, saying it would take a few more days. I didn’t quite understand, but I figured she must have some loose ends to tie up. I didn’t want to press her

case, her agreement to come

found

at him and asked, “What do you need me for?”

“It’s about Annalise

him, “Let’s talk in my

on the information we’ve gathered, Annalise is a very

to investigate because we couldn’t find a clear connection. Her death occurred in a secret orphanage, and strangely enough Steffa was also there, but she wasn’t called

suddenly became interested “What was she called then?

is head only finding an end photo

missing comers from the folder he had just

This is it! Take a look!”

it very carefully. There were about twenty or thirty children in the picture, which was quite clear.

one. I was taken aback. The girl in that picture had the same face

and was standing in the back

+ that time.

quite tall. I stared blankly at the girl in

were about 14 or 15 years old.

find this photo. We asked everyone in that orphanage, but no to know these two people. We investigated each person in the

sent shivers down my spine. I looked at him in