The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife by Zara Gibbon

Chapter 689

In less than a day, Darcy had traced the source back to Pete.

Pete was Marlowe’s right-hand man. So the answer naturally fell into place.

In the ward.

Taking advantage of Joanna’s absence, Darcy entered the ward and reported the results to Bruce.

“Mr. Everett, we’ve identified the mastermind behind the scenes.”

“Speak.” Bruce leaned against the hospital bed with a menaced expression.

Wearing a poker face, Darcy spoke emotionlessly, “It was Marlowe Yanice, the heir of Yanice Group, who ordered the attacks.”

“He orchestrated both the previous car accident and the recent shooting”

“Marlowe Yanice?” Bruce frowned, a cold glint flashing in his eyes.

He had almost forgotten about this scumbag.

Over a decade ago, the two were about the same age and were both top-tier wealthy second-generation elites in Greyport. Naturally, people liked to compare them.

Marlowe was not only arrogant but also had a despicable character. He always wanted to compete with Bruce. Among the wealthy second-generation elites in Greyport, he was known as “Trash Marlowe” due to his terrible personality.

Despite being wealthy, he constantly engaged in disgusting behavior.

He would use women without paying them, refuse to acknowledge gambling losses, and not repay debts. He particularly enjoyed pursuing innocent and naive college girls. One of these girls became pregnant after he dated her. However, he abandoned her without any compensation.

These young college girls were inexperienced and emotionally vulnerable. They couldn’t handle the emotional blows. One of them tragically committed suicide by jumping off a building.

After the incident, Marlowe showed no remorse but boasted about his charm instead. The incident caused a sensation. throughout Greyport.

Though Bruce was a despicable bastard himself, he disliked others who were also despicable. Furthermore, he might have had a bad temper, but he had principles and a clear sense of right and wrong. He knew what should and shouldn’t be done in critical situations.

Especially a decade ago, Bruce was also in his rebellious and self-assertive phase.

It was easy to imagine what happened when Marlowe provoked him.

As a result, Marlowe ended up in prison, serving a solid nine years behind bars.

People thought that spending nine years in prison would reform this scum and bring about a change in him.

Yet things didn’t turn out as expected when he finally got released.

really messed up

disgusted. He could have accepted defeat if his opponent had

contemplating briefly, Bruce coldly ordered, “Go give him a lesson. Teach him

“Understood, Mr. Everett!”

the mess up. Don’t leave any

Mr.

him to do something like this. Naturally, he would handle it flawlessly and leave no evidence behind.

Liam’s side! He wants to fight

he respectfully responded.

they were

door was

clumsily with a big belly and

Haynes.” Darcy

blink of an eye, Bruce’s expression changed, and he instantly reverted to his foolish

I want a

in the room, Joanna looked surprised. “Darcy,

just now…” Darcy’s poker face turned awkward. He did not know

combat skills, he was terrible at socializing, let alone

Darcy to expose himself, Bruce quickly changed the subject.

probe further and quickly opened the thermos. “Oh, I

to feed me.” Bruce chewed on his saliva and spat out bubbles. He pretended to look foolish and

if he was

a retard

he didn’t know that Bruce was acting, so he didn’t feel that embarrassed. Now that he knew it was an act, he suffered so much holding back his

a move

the thermos and did not notice anything unusual between the

wound the spaghetti around the fork and carefully fed

opened his mouth wide like

“Is it good?”

wife’s spaghetti is the best,” Bruce

stunned and looked at Bruce in surprise.

had suffered two brain injuries and shouldn’t remember that she had

before.

much. After all, it was his favorite dish in the past, and it was normal for him to remember it

slowly. Don’t burn yourself.”

“Whoo… It’s hot…”

cooled down the spaghetti before carefully feeding it to

He couldn’t be more