Reckless Marriage Unyielding Love

Mikayla walked to security, only to receive a piece of devastating news.

"Mr. Ludwig seldom comes back. The camera at the entrance was broken before and has never been repaired," a security guard told Mikayla, who came to inquire about the surveillance footage.

Mikayla stepped on the gravel road and mused, 'I've underestimated Natasha! She has been wandering around the Ludwig mansion every day. She probably knows this mansion better than anyone else. How could she make such a silly mistake?' Just then, she ran into Myla, who came out of the mansion. The latter was the housekeeper who took care of Natasha. "Myla!" Mikayla greeted her with a smile. Myla looked at Mikayla in surprise. After all, the Ludwig mansion was a place of humility, and she must be more disciplined than others after being next to Natasha for so long. Despite her reluctance, she nodded slightly to Mikayla. "Mrs. Ludwig."

"Myla, how long have you been taking care of Natasha?" Mikayla asked.

At Mikayla's unexpected question, Myla's expression softened a little. She answered truthfully, "I've been caring for Natasha since she was a child."

"Myla, can you show me that painting? The one that Natasha gave me." Seeing that Myla no longer talked sharply at the mention of Natasha, Mikayla continued, "You've been caring for Natasha since her childhood. You're also the closest person to her. Honestly, it wasn't me who ripped the painting, much less threw it into the pool. I hope you'll tell me what happened and show me Natasha's painting, will you? Surely, you don't want to see her sad, let alone affect her relationship with Carlos."

Mikayla believed that Myla, who had helped Natasha since childhood, must have cared about her more than others. Therefore, she had no choice but to take advantage of Myla's affection for Natasha. As Mikayla expected, the way Myla looked at her changed. The housekeeper told her the whole story.

"After breakfast today, I wheeled Ms. Ludwig around the garden to aid digestion. However, when we were about to return, she suddenly wanted to see the koi fish in the pool. Then, she saw a painting torn in half floating in the pool. She loves painting the most, so she broke down in tears. Later, we asked someone to retrieve it. It was the painting she gifted you and Mr. Ludwig," Myla explained.

Mikayla quickly processed the information from Myla and asked, "Where's that pool?"

Myla pointed to the pool not far away. "It's over there."

and there was still a long distance from the pool. She asked

Mikayla suspiciously

Mikayla's sharp eyes. However, she pretended not to see it. "Myla, can I have a

morning and placed it in my

passing by Natasha's room, Mikayla looked at the closed room and couldn't hear any sound inside. Without pondering, she followed Myla into her room. Everything was neatly sorted out. Mikayla glanced at the supplies inside and thought, 'She's treated nicely for a housekeeper. The Ludwig family treats their housekeepers well. That's why they rejected

at the torn painting. After being soaked in water, some lines were blurry. After piecing everything together, it wasn't difficult to see that it was a painting of

Ludwig drew this while watching the live

for her at the

to learn painting when she was four. She also loved dancing at that time, but

memory, she found paper and pen in the room. She began to draw the incident's location, the pool, and her room. 'Natasha is disabled so she can't possibly do it herself. She likely asked another person in the mansion to help her. Except for Myla, who's the closest to her? Who else could it be? If Natasha is smart enough to exploit

pool without being seen. There has to be a surveillance camera at the gate and main entrance of the Ludwig mansion. Surely,

the crucial points

days, Mikayla left

the mansion twice. The camera's location

housekeeper's room. Mikayla dide

directly. Instead, she went to the security guard and took a few 20-dollar bills from her small bag. She introduced herself as "Mrs. Ludwig" and told him secretly that she wanted to know how many paths there were from the mansion to the pool, and whether there