Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

“Come by the Fuller Residence now. I need to ask you something.” Having said that brusquely, Toby hung up the call without another word. Meanwhile, on the other end of the phone, Tom sat up in bed with a spaced-out look on his face. Did he just ask me to drop by the Fuller Residence? As his mind cleared up, he detached the phone from his ear and stared at the screen. When he saw that it was close to midnight, he let out a frustrated groan. For heaven’s sake, it’s late at night, and it’s nearly midnight! He must be insane to have asked me to go by the Fullers’ Residence! Whatever this is about, why couldn’t he have told me over the phone and insisted that I go over to his place? Despite Tom’s resentment, he got out of bed anyway and begrudgingly began to get ready, then headed over to the Fuller Residence as ordered.

At around 1.00AM, he found himself standing in Toby’s study. “What is it that you needed to ask me, President Fuller?” he asked with a polite smile, though he was cursing Toby over and over in his heart. As though sensing the man’s annoyance, Toby shot him a pointed look and tapped his fingers against his ice-cold desk. “Do you think Tina is Maple?” “Huh?” Tom was taken aback by this, but he quickly regained his composure. “President Fuller, are you suspecting that Miss Gray is not your pen pal from all those years ago?” Toby nodded in affirmation. Tom stared at him intently for a while, and after making sure that the man was not joking, he said after a long pause, “To tell you the truth, President Fuller, I don’t think Tina and Maple are the same person at all. I’ve been by your side for all these years, and I’ve seen you exchange letters with Maple.

From what I’ve gathered about her, she’s warm and kind, not to mention outgoing and witty, but Miss Gray boasts none of these qualities.” When he was done speaking, he peered up at Toby apprehensively, worried that he might have angered the latter. Much to his surprise, Toby did not appear furious at all but looked as if he was immersed in thought. Tom let out a quiet breath of relief. Thank goodness President Fuller isn’t mad at me for making those disparaging comments about Miss Gray, but I wonder why he doubts her identity as Maple. He scratched his head, unable to figure out what Toby was thinking. Minutes ticked by, and Toby finally said in a cold voice, “You’re right.

seeing how he was only kind and loving to her because he believed she was Maple. If the opposite were true, then he would naturally

the place and find out if Maple truly isn’t Miss Gray?” “Yes,” Toby replied. “I’ll get right on it, sir,” Tom said dutifully. “I’ll head over to Marina City right away and—wait!” He broke off, and his eyes widened as the sudden realization that something was off dawned upon him. Toby frowned at this. “What is it?” “There’s something odd going on here. President Fuller, Maple lives all the way in Marina City, but the Gray Residence is in Eastbourne. Both these cities are practically sixty kilometers away, and the Gray Family has been in Eastbourne for the last twenty years;

when he heard Tom’s deduction, and his eyes widened by a fraction as he pondered on this new revelation. That’s right. If Tina really was Maple, then the postal address would have been Eastbourne and not Marina City. While Toby was deep in thought, Tom spoke up again from across the desk, “I remember you mentioned that Maple used to have a pet dog, President Fuller.” Toby’s chin jerked slightly. “Bucky.” “That’s the one. However, the Gray Family has never had any pet dogs. You also mentioned that Maple has a stepmother and a sister, but Mrs. Gray has

write after she was discharged from the hospital, I noticed that her penmanship is completely different to Maple’s,” Tom informed solemnly. Tom had never read any of the letters Maple wrote to Toby, but she did pen the address on the envelopes, which was enough to make him come to the conclusion that she

it had before. As such, it made no sense that Tina’s handwriting could have changed so drastically even after she had been hospitalized for six years. Tom felt goosebumps raised along his skin at the thought of this. “It gets stranger and stranger the more I think about it, President Fuller. How could we not have realized that there was something off when these doubts

been obscuring Toby’s sight was finally lifted. It was like the lights had shifted at that moment, and he could finally see the world with sharp clarity. Indeed, how could I have missed all the cracks and inconsistencies in Tina’s stories and behavior? More to the point, how did Tom manage to overlook all these, too? All these questions flooded Toby’s mind, and he grew unsettled at how wrong everything was. Even as he thought this, he knew well the reason why he never saw