Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

In Stonebridge where wealth and power were the ultimate currencies, the Richardson family was at the very top of the food chain. Every whisper and rumor about them spread like wildfire.

Mary, who had been at the helm of the Richardson family through six decades of ups and downs, passed away during the first heavy snowfall of the winter at the age of eighty.

Her death marked the end of an era. Newspapers across the city paid tribute to her philanthropic legacy and her indomitable spirit.

The city had barely begun to process this loss when a bombshell dropped. Twenty years ago, the kidnapping and murder of Joseph, the IT director at Vector Vista Bank, and his wife had gone cold. The case, unresolved and nearly forgotten, suddenly resurfaced.

A journalist, who had once reported on the plight of children in orphanages, reignited public interest in Joseph with an article detailing his life and his contributions to computing that remained at the core of VectorVista's operations.

The story of the Castillo family's tragic sparked outrage and a frenzy of speculation online.

Social media was ablaze with theories.

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There must be a ghost in my heart, otherwise, why should they adopt her?" Conspiracy theories flourished, with many pointing fingers at the Richardson family, accusing

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