Chasing His Runaway Wife by Jamie Stones

Chapter 40

Naomi began to shed tears again, walked over to Sylvie, and put her arm around her shoulder. “Sylvie, it’s all my fault. I’m sorry.”

Sylvie’s face was pale, but her expression was fierce and grim. She said, “Don’t blame yourself, Naomi. Tabitha is too vicious. I shouldn’t have coveted that insignificant amount of money of hers.”

Seeing the two’s performance, Malcolm pursed his lips as he thought of Naomi’s schemes the last two times.

When Chadwick heard something was happening at the clinic, he quickly called Tabitha and asked about it.

Tabitha plainly explained the situation and assured him not to worry.

Hearing that Tabitha was fine, Chadwick felt relieved and said, “Colette has returned to Xosa. When are you free? I’ll make an appointment for you. two to meet.”

Tabitha felt grateful to Chadwick for treating her seriously and hurriedly replied, “I’m available at any time.”

Colette was a person of action. After hearing about Tabitha, Colette asked to meet her in a quiet café that afternoon.

Tabitha finally met the lawyer.

She was tall, with short hair, and wore diamond earrings. She looked neat and charismatic with a hint of grace.

The first impression Tabitha had of her was that she was merely a beautiful girl.

Chadwick introduced them separately, and Colette went straight to the point, asking Tabitha to explain the matter in as much detail as possible.

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an eight–year–old case. Those involved have turned themselves

afraid it will be very difficult to get

described it as difficult, which meant this would be a

to

Cornelius, he has already confessed. to me what happened that night. They didn’t steal Naomi’s phone. They only broke

and changed his testimony, insisting he destroyed Naomi’s

escape.

moment and said, “Unless we find another witness. to prove that Naomi’s phone

Tabitha’s eyes darkened.

for years and even looked for an investigator

the people involved disappeared

spirit, Colette felt sympathetic for her.

the ruthless culprit got away with it. The people who surrendered were merely scapegoats who

money.

shoes, Colette felt upset

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on the back of her hand and said, “Don’t be upset. I know an investigator. He’s righteous, brilliant, and absolutely reliable. I’ll

of justice. No evil

pulled herself together and looked at Colette gratefully. “Thank you, Ms. Ingram.”

and added, “Chadwick’s friend is my friend. I’ve heard you healed Chadwick’s eyes. You are

turned to look

in agreement. “Yes. You’re so kind, and fortune favors the kind–hearted.”