Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife by Allison Mild

Chapter 263

Anthony’s words caught Genevieve off guard, causing her to stiffen.

He sighed and reached into the car’s drawer to retrieve a photo.

Genevieve’s eyes widened as she looked at the person in the photo.

Someone in a diving suit was waving at the camera in the depths of the ocean. It was Louis.

To be exact, it was Austin’s face.

She had no idea he was into deep diving.

Anthony said sarcastically, “He did save you, but not at the risk of his own life. He’s always been an enthusiast of deep diving. This is a photo from a few years ago when he broke the international deep diving record, the only existing visual record of him doing so. He was extremely cautious and nearly destroyed all the evidence. Moreover, are you aware of the reason behind the cruise ship mishap, Gen?”

He changed the topic to something they had previously avoided discussing.

Genevieve frowned and looked at him indifferently.

Anthony smirked, a trace of coldness flashing in his eyes. “Before the cruise ship incident, he acquired TuringTech Innovations from Johnson, pushing him to the brink of insolvency due to exorbitant interest rates. Then, he instigated Andrea to deal with you. Andrea approached Johnson, whose efforts proved futile. On the cruise ship, she spotted an opportunity for Lauraine to act…”

Every word he said was crystal clear as he watched Genevieve’s complexion turn pale. She was fragile yet

tenacious.

She would cry, eliciting sympathy, but she never admitted defeat, just as she did at that moment.

He expected her to be upset, but instead, she raised her head, eyes filled with skepticism, and challenged him. “Say whatever you want, but you must provide evidence to support it.”

Anthony smiled and picked up an inconspicuous folder beside him. “Andrea couldn’t afford the money to repay Johnson’s high–interest loans. The funds were transferred from overseas to her mother’s account, and then from

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her mother’s account to her account. I checked, and the overseas account belongs to Ms. Linda Hoffman.”

Genevieve frowned, her heart pounding, as she looked at the transfer records.

did not understand how Anthony could get into such intricate details, but she was confident he would

through it, giving off a

breath she took was filled with mixed feelings.

had led her to believe that

felt guilty for rejecting

now, all the evidence seemed to point to him.

back then? How did he manage to bring me to Atharia across the

teeth and tore apart all the evidence.

she lowered the car window. “Damn it! I

minor mishap would have resulted in my death!‘

had been ignorantly grateful to Louis, the mastermind, she felt foolish.

as Genevieve swiftly regained her

afraid to express

diverted her attention by discussing matters concerning the Hoffman family.

remained

had placed her

Darrell’s concern, Genevieve was reluctant

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was well aware of her situation and was waiting for

hesitated briefly before smiling and walking

furrowed his brows and said with a solemn expression, “I heard from Jasper that you got into some trouble, so I came to find you. But then he said you were fine, so I decided to wait here

him and gently massaging his shoulders. “Jeffrey discovered Louis‘ illicit business dealings, and Louis‘ men sought to silence him. Now

refusing, “No, you know how dangerous there is. You can’t

there!”

here and do nothing, Jeffrey will remain in danger. I have

face darkened. “No, Gen, you’re our only daughter. I can’t let anything happen to you. I plan to go

worry. All’s well that ends well. I won’t get into trouble. Besides, if you go, Mom will undoubtedly follow you, and then it will be

incessantly, but she couldn’t dispel Darrell’s thoughts.

mind, and Darrell could

the rumors surrounding Presley’s “death,” stating

Hoffman Group to Anthony and retire from tive involvement in business

a stir in the industry, even though it was already

and everyone

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