The Abandoned Wife

Roxanne was someone who knew how and when to keep a distance from others.

Even if she were to find out what happened that night, she would only assume that Lucian was being helpful by stopping Jack.

Lucian was certain about that.

Jack paled.

"I just want to take a look at her. Also, there's something I want to ask her about," Jack said, wanting to find out more about the situation this time.

However, seemingly having read his mind, Lucian uttered, "The three of us are the only ones here. There's no need for you to put up a show, Mr. Damaris." Jack frowned in confusion. "What are you talking about?"

"I've already gotten my men to look into it. There were only three people who were involved in this experiment at the research institute." Lucian's tone was cold as he spoke. "The other person has been working with Roxanne for many years. I doubt he has the need to do something stupid like this. Therefore, you're the only suspect left."

Jack was taken aback.

He never thought that someone would assume that he was the one who did something to the experiment despite how he was wrecked with worry about Roxanne for the entire day.

please remember that this is a project spearheaded by the Damaris family. Why would

Lucian furrowed his brows.

he

seem like he had the motive to

to that conclusion

experiment, and Jack was the only possible mastermind

if you think that I'm the one behind this? People will laugh at

find the evidence," Lucian promised, the temperature

down again. "Well, before you get it, please move aside,

rooted to his spot, regardless. "Same goes for you. Before you can prove that you're innocent, I won't

constant suspicion, and at that very moment, he felt like lunging toward Lucian to start a

Like Jack, Lucian scowled.

men were as tense as beasts about to engage in a

standing at the side, was equally uneasy, ready to stop Jack at

them were preoccupied with the tension in the air, so none noticed the elevator doors sliding

came out with

"Lucian..."

about to tell Lucian he was done with his task, he was struck with confoundment when he was greeted by the sight of the sparks