Chapter 864

At that moment, the fog in Cresthaven was growing thicker, shrouding the town in a heavy, gray gloom.

Marguerite's heart was pounding with urgency-she couldn't wait another second to find Frederick and finally reveal the truth.

But it was rush hour, and visibility on the road was nearly zero thanks to the dense mist.

She didn't dare speed up. After everything she'd been through, she valued her life far more than any fleeting moment of impatience.

After all, only the living have hope for the future-she couldn't let anything happen to her now.

She had to stand before Frederick, safe and whole, look him in the eye, and tell him, *I am your wife.*

She needed to know what really happened that night, six months ago.

Why had he shot Teresa? Why had he signed the wafer technology contract?

Marguerite didn't care whether he remembered their past. If he'd lost his memory, she'd find the world's best doctors to help him recover. There were always more solutions than obstacles.

The more she thought about it, the more desperate she became.

While waiting at a red light, Marguerite's gaze flicked to the GPS and spotted a shortcut.

If she took the side road, she could dodge the rush hour traffic and save precious time.

As soon as the light turned green, she started the car again.

suddenly, a car behind her lurched forward and

a sickening crunch, Marguerite's

hard and fast; the impact snapped

to process what was happening

she felt was a

burned so fiercely she

voice shrieked in her ear-shrill, hysterical, and

because of you! My daughter died today and you're

stunned. Was that

so hard she

could she possibly be hearing Zoe now? They hadn't seen each

a year.

pain, Marguerite forced her eyes open, trying to focus on the faces around

when she

her by

standing right in

her eyes

lett,

bloodshot, looking utterly unhinged.

was gathering, and the impatient blare of horns

this is about, we

her off, shrill

nearby began to scream and scatter

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