Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 608

Chapter 608:

“Is… Is there anything else I can do for you?” Eileen grasped his hand from her forehead, embedding all her unspoken words and emotions into that single question.

She couldn’t bear the thought of him facing everything alone, and she couldn’t focus on her work with ease.

After a moment of thought, Bryan replied, “Investigate Travis. He studied medicine abroad. Find out where he is now.”

Among their acquaintances, Zola was likely the only link to Lydia and Travis. Though Eileen hadn’t seen Zola since Bryan’s accident, she knew where Zola was. Zola had sold the villa and purchased a three-bedroom apartment, living off her previous earnings in a somewhat idle manner.

Several times, Zola had waited outside Eileen’s villa but left without a word as soon as she spotted Eileen. She had clearly been curious to see how miserable Eileen would be without Bryan. At the time, although Eileen appeared untroubled, she had been deeply distressed.

Thus, aside from desperately searching for Bryan, Eileen had focused on her work. She had anticipated that Zola would try to provoke her, so she never gave her the opportunity.

uncovered something about Zola. He can assist you,” Bryan

stayed, the harder it would be for her to leave. Bryan didn’t stop her either. Leaning against the window, he watched

you tell him you made me drunk and that there are things I didn’t confess until I drank

he had revealed, but upon waking, he

that she knew everything, so she hadn’t mentioned getting Jacob drunk to

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immediately.” Eileen walked toward the elevator,

looked at Jacob and asked, “Why didn’t she

dead,” Jacob replied, patting Josue on the shoulder. “The stronger they appear, the longer we survive. If either

was likely because Bryan

said anything about it, she likely held them responsible for concealing Bryan’s whereabouts earlier. Should the situation deteriorate, their relationship with Eileen would

can’t be that insensitive,”

being sensible? People can’t always control