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lan's expression turned icy upon hearing the words. Leonora really had a short memory for pain. Her wounds were still fresh, yet she was already plotting and scheming for Heidi. She sure had a soft spot for her. Even he and his sister had never been on the receiving end of such favor.

lan's lips formed a thin line, his voice cold as he spoke, "She's found out about Clara's origins."

Edwin's brow twitched violently, "So she told Eve, and Eve used that to blackmail Mr. Casey, causing his heart condition to flare up and disrupt Clara's court appearance, all to save Heidi."

For the sake of Heidi, they were willing to disregard the lives of others.

Leonora knew that Clara was truly May's daughter. So, as May's best friend, shouldn't Leonora be protecting Clara and targeting Heidi? Why was she still setting Clara up?

It didn't make sense, either emotionally or logically.

Edwin began to doubt the depth of Leonora's relationship with their mother. When their mother was dying, she clutched a necklace Leonora had given her tightly in her hand. What was she trying to convey? Had she discovered some secret about Leonora?

Was Leonora implicated in May's death?

the thought, a sharp pain pierced Edwin's chest, and a cold sweat

She and lan would be bound by

Edwin's voice grew hoarse, "lan, have you found something out? Have you been keeping

his fist wearily. He denied flatly, "No, there are no

the necklace? No leads

necklace maker is dead; no one

off. "Then give the necklace back

said, "That's my gift for Clara. I'll give it to her when we get

designed. Are you sure Clara would want it? After all the harm Leonora's done to her, how do

"No, I'll tell her."

she'll find

neither of us speaks,

dread was sweeping over him. He didn't know how to face Clara if Leonora was indeed the one who killed May. Nor did he know how Clara

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report. "Mr. Edwin, I've found that the driver who worked for madam was a distant relative of Leonora. He was diagnosed with late-stage lung cancer