Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown

Chapter 124

Cynthia Lynwood felt a whirl of emotions as she led Aaron to the seaside café.

Standing at the entrance, she said, "This is the place."

Last night, the thought of Aaron and Serena's upcoming wedding left her restless. She could no longer use her illness as an excuse to keep Aaron by her side. It was as if she were an ant scurrying on a hot pan, desperate and frantic.

Just when she thought there was no way out, she stumbled upon a figure that looked exactly like Evelyn. Cynthia had spent a year in close company with Evelyn and couldn't possibly mistake her.

Aaron pushed open the café door, slipping the staff a generous tip. In return, they handed over the previous night's surveillance footage. Aaron slowly scrolled through the timeline as Cynthia had instructed. Suddenly, his eyes widened, fixated on a red figure at the café's entrance.

The figure faced away from the camera, revealing only the silhouette and a glimpse of a profile. It was impossible to confirm the identity. Yet, the resemblance to Evelyn was uncanny.

Aaron's eyes narrowed sharply. Could his sister, who had been presumed dead for seven years, still be alive?

William had lost count of how many times he had watched the same footage. He

thirty times. Whoever it is, they're cautious and likely familiar with the hotel. Otherwise, how

desperately needed rest. Since

the vehicles coming and going? Any

"That day was Aaron's wedding, attended by everyone from Alderburg. All

fading to

heard something by

Frederick pondered aloud. "But if it's not, then what's the

a tangled mess, more chaotic than when he learned his resources had been

he declared,

glanced at William's determined profile and sighed. Right