The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 502

Celine suddenly laughed. As she laughed, her eyes reddened in an instant. Then, she began to cry.

"Celine, why are you crying? You're pregnant now, and crying isn't good for you," Mary said, quickly pulling out a tissue to wipe her tears.

Celine found it ridiculous. She finally learned the truth today, and everything made

sense.

Carly had been impersonating her all along!

All this time, Carly had stolen her identity, pretending to be the one who saved Adam's life. And Adam had always believed that the person who rescued him was Carly.

Celine reached up and touched her neck but realized the emerald necklace was gone. That necklace was the one Adam had given her all those years ago in the cave. She hadn't been wearing it, and she remembered leaving it in her apartment.

"Celine, what's wrong? You're scaring me."

The shock was overwhelming, but Celine quickly pulled herself together. "Grandma, Hailey, I'm fine. Carly is a liar!"

looked at her and asked, "Celine, what do

who saved Mr. Alvarez

you saying Carly stole

knew it! There's no way Carly would've saved Adam. Someone as selfish as her would've been the first to run if things got dangerous! Adam has been so blind. He has spent all these years believing

let's go expose that fraud right

have an emerald necklace. Mr. Alvarez gave it to me back then after what happened. It'll prove who I really

you should get some rest first. Once you're feeling

expected Carly to have been impersonating her all this time. Now that she knew the truth, she couldn't

fine. I'm a doctor, so I know my own condition. The baby is perfectly healthy, so don't

car around. The sooner we put Carly in

hour later, Celine returned to Jupiter Heights to retrieve her emerald necklace. After searching for a while, she realized the necklace

said, "Celine, think carefully. Do you remember

with confidence, "I'm sure that I left it right here, and I never misplace things. I remember exactly where

was nowhere to be found. The emerald necklace was crucial evidence. How could it vanish into thin

suspicion. "Celine, could someone

it?"