Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter 114

Third–Person Pov

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Amber’s heart raced as she and Richard remained seated in the dining room, the pen recorder now silent after playing the damning recording of Kayden’s sinister intentions. The weight of the truth felt heavy, overturning their once peaceful morning.

With a heavy sigh, Amber turned to Richard, her eyes betraying a mix of disbelief and anger. “So basically. Kayden is having Marlene drugged just like Marlene had gotten Alison to drug me,” she summarized, her voice laced with bitterness at the twisted turn of events unveiled in the recording.

Richard’s jaw tightened as he absorbed the revelation, a deep sigh escaping his lips. “I’m not shocked, to be honest. I always knew Kayden was capable of the worst. He wouldn’t be Kayden if he genuinely had compassion for anyone at all,” he hissed, his tone edged with resignation.

Amber nodded in grim agreement, her mind racing with the implications of the recording. “What do you think we should do with this recording?” she asked, uncertainty clouding her features as she searched for a way forward with the information she now had.

Richard’s gaze hardened. “Let’s see what’s on the SD card that Alison sent. It might shed more light on this mess, and perhaps, you can finally understand Alison’s reasons for sending you all this,” he suggested.

Leaving their untouched breakfast forgotten on the table, Amber and Richard made their way to Richard’s study, the discoveries heavy on their shoulders. With the letter, pen recorder, and mysterious SD card in hand, they entered Richard’s office, the familiar surroundings offering a sense. of calm.

Richard inserted the SD card into a USB drive, the soft whir of the computer filling the room as he accessed the files within. The screen flickered to life, revealing a series of videos that held the promise of further revelations to come.

As the videos played out before them, a chilling video of consultations and plotting between Alison and Marlene unfolded on the screen. Amber’s breath caught in her throat as she watched, her eyes widening in realization at the depth of betrayal and deception that had unfolded in her life.

“Alison left behind evidence on Kayden and Marlene and probably sent it to me because she wants me to

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her voice heavy with the slight excitement of the incriminating proof they now held

of the videos, his mind whirling with the possibilities they had. “What do you suggest we do with both of them?”

felt a huge burden that stemmed from what they had just found out. As they deliberated on their next course of action, Amber’s mind raced with

“But the only thing that comes to mind

suggestion, his expression a mirror of his perplexed thoughts. “Why would we send them to Marlene of

of seriousness as she explained her plan; her words were measured and filled with intent. “I don’t want to send the recordings and videos just yet. I think we

in Richard’s eyes, Amber elaborated further on her plan. “Since my plan to drive Marlene crazy is already in motion, and Kayden is indirectly helping me, I want to wait until the effects of my plan start to take hold even more. We both know that Marlene will lose her mind if she hears that recording, and seeing her own videos as

Amber’s plan. “That does make sense,” he conceded, a note of approval in

his gaze steady as he sought confirmation. “Is that all you have planned?” he inquired,

her thoughts already spinning with further avenues of action to pursue “I also want to look into Alison’s

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may hate her, but I can’t ignore how Alison made

I want to make sure we uncover the truth behind her death, whether

her own life.”

working on your plan, there is something else I need to deal

as he locked eyes with

by his sudden shift in focus, Amber furrowed her brow and inquired, “What is it

to take care of, Richard? Is there something else going on? Is your dad still

he deliberated his next words. “It’s nothing serious; I just