"Alright, that's enough," Graham said, furrowing his brows but still looking indulgent as he gazed at the woman.

The woman was tall and curvy, dressed provocatively even in the cold winter with black tights and a short skirt. Her heavy makeup and wavy hair made her look alluring and foxy. Leaning against Graham, she added a touch of seductive allure.

With Graham's indulgence, the woman's actions grew more unrestrained. She didn't mind the passersby's glances as she kissed Graham on the lips.

Graham gently pushed her away, somewhat helpless. "I promise I'll find the right time to explain to my family."

"Will your family be okay with me?"

"Don't worry. With me around, they'll have to be."

The woman smiled, took the car keys, and waved to him before driving away in the sports car.

Daniel's gaze darkened.

If he hadn't mistaken the car, it belonged to the Bayers. Wasn't Graham the kind of man who even insisted on splitting expenses in his marriage? Would he be so generous as to let someone else use his car?

Daniel continued watching.

Instead of going upstairs, Graham made a few phone calls, and a car arrived to pick him up shortly after.

Daniel took out his phone and instructed his subordinate in a low voice, "Check Graham Bayer's spending records."

The subordinate seemed puzzled. "Sir..."

"Just for the past three months."

After the call, Daniel quickly went upstairs.

He carefully applied the burn ointment to Maisie's injury, fearing it would leave a scar. He advised her to go to the hospital for a checkup.

burned myself while cooking before. With

she stayed at their home, always cooking delicious meals and finding the most happiness when he returned home

his coat and fetch his

value of the

said, "Don't cook by yourself anymore. I'll have

"No need, Mr. Quimby..."

held her hand, careful not to squeeze her injured

burned, and she wanted to pull her

did not

"Mr. Quimby..."

"Maisie, actually."

close to telling Maisie about their past, but he hated his old self the moment he met Maisie's clear

"What is it?"

pot on the table had

injured. Leave these things," he said, looking at her.

just sitting there

watched him busily tidy up the living room, wash dishes,

inexplicable feeling that made her want

-

along the street alone. Because he had been drinking, he didn't drive, and his

and looked at the sunset and the birds returning home, feeling a tinge of melancholy. Maisie had lost their child on such a winter day,

subordinate's car pulled

the subordinate hurriedly explained,

somewhat tired as he leaned

"It's all here."

for the past three months, most of which were at high-end hotels, shopping

also did some additional investigation," the subordinate added. "Mr. Bayer's

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