Chapter 196 Return to What It Used to Be

The letter was positively crawling with wishes and hopes for Deirdre, and only a few lines described the mother’s own state of affairs. She had clearly believed this was just another of many letters she would

pen

for her daughter in the future–she had thought she would get to write again.

She had not known, at the time, that she was writing the last letter she would pen in her life.

Brendan’s chest tightened. He had just destroyed one of the most priceless things in the world… with his own hands. If Deirdre knew…

She would go mad.

He immediately called someone in to restore the letter.

Deirdre returned to her room shortly after he left. She instinctively got down on all fours, her hands grazing across the floor to feel for the pieces. To her disappointment, she could not find a single piece, even though she was sure Brendan had scattered it like confetti.

“Miss McKinnon, what are you looking for?” Sam asked.

you help me look, please?” Deirdre replied with a request. “Are there any pieces of

Sam answered matter–of–factly. “Did you drop something? Let me help

Then, suddenly, she shook her head. “No.

not important.”

upon seeing the woman abandon her search,

original letter. Creating a copy of the letter’s content was not hard, but the devil

time.

currently waiting downstairs.

his jaw, and the words on the letter suddenly appeared distant

few moments later, the door was pushed open, revealing Sawyer and a middle–aged woman in a nondescript getup. Brendan had never

your requirements,

unremarkable, but that was not a problem. The only qualification

woman was visibly disconcerted by Brendan’s overall composure. Even her voice

glee dashed across Brendan’s handsome face. Her voice! Her tone! It was 90% close to

blindness was the biggest advantage he could ever have asked for. It would have been almost impossible to look for a doppelganger who bore an uncanny resemblance to both Ophelia’s face and

easier.

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