Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 995:

Eileen felt resigned. “Even if getting pregnant is a strategy, it won’t solve the problem that will arise the day after tomorrow. Are you still finding this amusing?”

Seeing Bryan relax on the sofa with a smile, Eileen suddenly thought of a plan. She decided she would go with the Brown family’s people tomorrow and see if Bryan would become worried then.

“Come over here; I want to show you something,” Bryan said as he straightened up, turned on his laptop, and positioned it in front of her.

Early that morning, Raymond had sent Bryan the latest findings on the Brown family. The Brown family’s two sons had achieved great success in both politics and business over the years. They were figures no one dared to cross. Comparing the two, the one in politics, whom the Brown family wanted Eileen to marry, was the more influential one.

Maybe due to the immense power of the family and their concern about causing trouble for their younger generation, no one had seen their children in public. The man in politics was Benicio Brown.

attended a university abroad, where he spent several years earning his doctorate. He had returned to the country two years ago. He had returned with his girlfriend, and his family had begun preparing for their wedding after

scrutinizing the information.

isn’t it?” Bryan propped his chin on his hand and looked

into fiction

responded immediately. But then, she frowned. “But I can’t

several inconsistencies

two photos of Benicio. One was from when he was three years old. The other one was from after the car accident. In the photo, he sustained head injuries and appeared mentally defective. The Brown family had never disclosed

the tutoring profession had not been hired by the Brown family. This led to speculation about whether the Brown

was onto something but couldn’t quite

over twenty years of Benicio’s life appears to be a blank slate.” Aside from the people of the Brown family, no one had ever laid eyes on Benicio during that time. There had been no news