The Bound Between Us

Chapter 532

As Julie stood at the altar, her heart skipped a beat when she spotted Herman in the crowd. She couldn't help it; she had loved him for so long. How could she not feel a flicker of joy seeing him on this special day? But her joy quickly turned to dread when she saw her bridesmaid walk over to Herman and greet him with a formal, "Mr. Salstrom." Julie's heart sank. The bridesmaid was working with Herman all along. Standing next to Herman was Flynn, and behind them, a group of Herman's loyal followers.

Feiman, misunderstanding the situation, thought Herman was there to attend the wedding. "Find a seat, the ceremony's about to start," he said cheerfully.

Herman ignored him and made a beeline for the bride and groom.

Julie's anxiety spiked as Herman stopped just a few feet away, his eyes boring into her.

"Herman!" Julie's voice wavered. Despite everything, she couldn't help but fantasize about him being her groom instead of the man standing next to her.

Anastasia, seeing Herman, stood up excitedly from her seat in the corner.

Herman's voice was cold and steady. "Ms. Brown, there's something I need to clarify with you. I hope you'll be honest."

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had been pretending to sleep, was now wide awake, watching the scene unfold like an

weak smile. "Go

five minutes you were in the restroom? Did my grandmother tell you anything?" Julie's face went pale. Down in the

wedding." Feiman stayed silent, his eyes fixed on the group on

"Ms. Brown, please answer me. In those five minutes in the restroom, did my grandmother say anything to you? Did she leave any

for me to have a strong Salstrom heir..." Herman's voice grew colder. "Ms. Brown, if I recall correctly, you told the police that when you entered, my grandmother was already dead. How could she

adapt, she said, "Did I say that? I can't remember, I was too scared

when you entered, was my grandmother dead or

after, telling me Anastasia was to blame, urging me to seek justice for her," Julie blurted out. "Anastasia

those five minutes, that's all she said?" Herman's expression was unreadable. "Ms. Brown, if you wish to keep a secret, you must not do the deed yourself. My grandmother

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