Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 1033
Chapter 1033
Whitney felt a flutter of unease, a familiar sensation whenever Ludwik spoke. It wasn't like him to make idle conversation. Every word, every question had a purpose behind it. "Spit it out already!" Whitney pressed, her patience thinning.
"First, tell me, who else has been asking about your mother?" Ludwik's voice finally broke the silence.
"My uncle," Whitney replied, her lips pursed, a frown creasing her brow. "You both are so bizarre. My uncle mentioned he dreamt of grandad recently, but mom wasn't anywhere in his dreams. It unsettled him, made him speculate whether mom really perished in that car explosion...
And you, asking about my mom, questioning if she truly died. What, do you suspect she's alive? Why would you even think that?"
Ludwik took his time before responding, his gaze deepening: Had Keegan also inquired about Whitney's mom? Was it a premonition, or just a dream?
They say the departed visit you in dreams.
Had Whitney's grandfather appeared to Keegan in a dream?
"So, your uncle wasn't sure if your mom died in that car, was he?"
"He was sure. He just rushed to the scene too hastily, the explosion was so swift, his focus was entirely on grandad. He mentioned seeing shrapnel from a mask embedded in grandad's heart, so his memory of mom is a bit hazy. But he saw her clothes in the car, believed there was no miracle to be had."
Speaking of her talk with Keegan tonight, Whitney's mood dipped.
No one wished more than her for her mom to have miraculously survived that doomed explosion.
But... was it even possible?
Countless car accident reports told her otherwise. Impossible.
"So, your mother is dead?" Ludwik's voice was low, his brows furrowed, "Did the Valentine family ever retrieve any ashes from the wreckage for DNA testing, to confirm if it was indeed your grandfather and mother?"
Whitney shook her head at her phone, forgetting Ludwik couldn't see her, her face a mask of sorrow and regret. "I was sent overseas to study by Preston's scheming, wasn't home for those two years.
mother and grandfather's deaths, obliterating
young to
was only when I grew up that I discovered their graves were empty, the urns probably filled
the ashes belonged to two bodies from
there a one in a million chance Whitney's mother wasn't
and had fled abroad...
now, Florence, having undergone surgery to look like
far-fetched, with slim chances, but it explained why
grew colder, calculating, as if shooting
words, "I'm sorry, Whitney, I didn't mean to bring up painful memories. I'm just curious
mom, what have you been up to lately?" Whitney pressed, barely holding
secretive, wouldn't share his thoughts if they were
speaking, "It's related to Chairman Phineas's sudden attack. It's Bryce's move for a comeback, so I
motives... do they involve me? Is that why you're probing into my
stunned
pause, he reluctantly admitted, "Yes, it's just a theory for
I plan to take down Bryce for good. Don't worry about it,
Phineas's attack was
you suspect
this critical time, only the Lutz Group and the Patrick Group had major conflicts with Inko Group after being dropped by Phineas." "Smart, with a keen mind," Ludwik praised lightly, "It was Bryce. So, I'll make sure he
does Bryce's support have
leap in
the subject, "It's nothing. I told you not
you ask me
told you," Ludwik softened, his voice deep and reassuring, "Whitney, you
battlefield for men like me and Parker. You just need to look after our children and manage the
everything else to me. It's a promise from me
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