Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I instinctively brought the photos closer for a careful examination. Then I looked at Trinity with amazement and asked, "How'd you get these?!"

Trinity smirked. "I have my ways."

I grew excited. "My entire situation hinges on these. I never thought you'd obtain such crucial evidence so effortlessly. Things will be much easier for me now."

Trinity looked at me and dampened my enthusiasm. "Don't get too excited. These photos can only nail Keegan, but you still can't touch Liora. She's the one pulling the strings, after all. She'll escalate things if you can't deal with her this time. She's your real threat."

I didn't expect Trinity to understand me so thoroughly. It seemed I had underestimated her. After some thought, I tapped the photos to the back of my hand, muttering, "I'll stay put for now and let Liora get anxious."

Trinity spoke cunningly, "Then you must play the part well."

I knew she was more cunning than I thought. I had to learn from her tactics, so I asked for her advice, "Do you have a better plan?"

Trinity's smoky eye makeup made her gaze look even more sinister. I preferred her sickly appearance, but she had returned to normal now. It made reading her difficult. She leaned over and motioned for me to do the same.

me. I

then leaned back on the sofa triumphantly, saying, "Liora will be on edge. However, you must let her flaunt for a bit before reeling her in. The rest will be

resourceful you are,"

dragged out her voice, looking at me as she continued, "Would you mind having a meal with me?" I almost burst

at me sternly. "Don't joke around. Share a meal

deeper meaning for her. However, I had no reason to refuse. Instead, I readily agreed, "Sure, let's have it your way."

different from

Trinity gazed at me profoundly before reaching for my hand. "Do you genuinely want to be friends with me, or is it just a rash decision of

the word "friend." It seemed she wanted to focus on that aspect. I looked at her earnestly and held her hand, saying, "Trinity,

don't go back

my

UMS

word. .