Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1328 Last Words Before Death

Finn gazed at me and whispered, "Before Byron faced his execution, he left a message for Beatrice."

"A message... for Beatrice?" I was taken aback. "Just before the execution?"

Shocked, I turned to Finn, then involuntarily glanced toward the hall. An inexplicable chill creeped up my spine.

"Yes. Her assistant gave it to me, and it felt serious. I thought it would be best for you to have it," Finn said, extending the USB drive to me once more.

I hesitated as I accepted it. It was a plain black USB drive, but it burned in my hand.

It seemed Byron had been desperate to convey something to Beatrice, despite her rejection.

The law had its protocols, and they would have fulfilled his requests before execution. Whether that was a blessing or a curse, I couldn't say.

But as I met Finn's eyes, I murmured, "Who did he think he was to leave a message for Beatrice?"

Though I said it, I also understood the desperation of a dying man.

he

would be a torment. Anything he said-whether it was regretful or

was no way Beatrice would ever forgive him. Throughout history, betraying a spouse emotionally was the

had also killed her. How

had also taken three lives without hesitation, leading to the massacre of the Keller family. What

and refusing a final meeting, Beatrice

Finn, asking,

stood firm, his gaze fixed ahead. "I don't know, and

surprised by

the asylum for Beatrice had meant eight

Beatrice for so long, and watching his loved one being locked away had become an indelible pain

was all because of that

could he be willing

this is his repentance,"

my

therwise, the cops

hand.