Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Chapter 286

Audrey’s POV

“It’s from Evelyn,” she said. “During her final days, she dreamed about you often. After learning you existed, finding you became her greatest wish.”

My fingers trembled as I took the envelope. Inside was a letter written in shaky but careful handwriting:

*Dear Sister,

By the time you read this, I’ll be gone. Though we’ve never met, knowing someone shares my exact DNA brings me strange comfort.

I don’t know what kind of life you’ve lived, but I hope it’s been happier than mine. My life, though brief, was fulfilling – loving parents, a career I loved, and my precious Emma.

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My only regret is missing her grow up. If possible, I hope you might care for her. This is just a dying woman’s wish you have every right to refuse.

Whatever you decide, I wish you happiness. Perhaps someday, you’ll tell Emma that she has another mother who loves her, watching from above.

Forever loving you,

Evelyn Knox

Tears blurred my vision as I finished reading. I felt connected to this sister I’d never met but was bound to by blood.

my brain to revive herself, did she?” I

from sorrow to shock. “God, no!

healthy and happy, maybe care

you.”

frowned. “Then why did Adrian

–

he wanted to completely sever your connection to your

see a familiar white-haired man in

said, standing quickly. “What brings

my patient.” He walked in, studying me

been a while,”

the hint. “I’ll get some tea,” she said,

propose that brain transplant nonsense, but I refused immediately. I’m a doctor, not a mad scientist. Even if such a surgery were possible, who could guarantee the person who woke would be

When she learned about you, she just wanted to

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“And Adrian?” I asked.

drowning in guilt, trying to atone through extreme measures. I stopped his initial plan,

“The ravages that cancer has inflicted on your body have not completely subsided yet. Recover well, and you will return to the

go, finally understanding the complicated truth – Adrian’s love for his wife, his guilt, and his concern

room. Despite his exhaustion, he carried himself