Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 446

Tina couldn't understand Schrödinger's cat. She couldn't understand why people who wanted to die still worried about what came after death.

In the suffocating stillness of the night, she picked up a sheet of paper and began writing a suicide note.

But before she could finish, someone knocked on her door.

Someone she trusted.

That person took her to the rooftop.

There must have been a conversation-one that turned into a conflict. And then... she was pushed.

So who was it?

What did they talk about that led to her being thrown off the building?

Sarah's expression darkened as she spoke aloud, "And another question-who wanted to bury this evidence? Why were all the crucial findings erased from the final report?"

Melvin shook his head. "Whoever they are, they have a powerful background." Sarah suddenly stood up. "There's another possibility."

"What possibility?"

me all along. Someone is using Tina's death to take

go this far just to stir up public outrage?"

happened, but Adams University's reputation has taken a

her temples. "Let's figure it

Grandor Theatre - the most

message strange when she received it, but she still took a seat in the

else when she suddenly got a text from William, asking

to begin,

grand theater as the leading actress, playing the

fell silent, holding their

actress sang in a mournful, powerful voice: "The wicked tyrant brings ruin upon the

flowing like an elegant dance. The performance wasn't just about wielding a weapon-it was about emotion, about heartbreak. Mia relaxed slightly, inhaling the rich aroma of the tea served at the venue.

sharp cracks shattered the peaceful atmosphere, and panic erupted among the guests

knocked over in the

had happened, and the orchestra backstage played on. The haunting melody of the opera drowned out the shouts and

barely had time to react before hurried footsteps approached her private

set her teacup down when

slamming

could even scream, a strong hand

mind went blank. Her wide eyes locked onto a pair of

let me