When Love Becomes a Cage by Nora

Chapter 182

Chapter 182



Clyde was, of course, in on the secret of the documents I had to hand over. With solid evidence of their shady dealings now in my possession, it was high time they faced the music.

Having seen one too many stories of collusion between bureaucrats and businessmen, I knew the importance of catching them off guard. Otherwise, they'd bounce back like weeds after a spring rain.

After hanging up the phone, I finally left the hospital with Geneva by my side.

"Mellie, you seem troubled. Is Talbot giving you a hard time again?" Geneva's concern was evident as she tugged at my sleeve.

I shook my head, at a loss for words on how to explain everything to her.

All I hoped for was to quickly wrap up affairs here and take Geneva back, allowing her and Galen a shot at a happier life.

Noticing my hesitation to explain, Geneva switched topics and pulled me off to a nearby diner.

"We haven't had a meal together in ages. Remember how you used to love barbecue, even though it always gave you the runs?"

I paused, then burst into laughter along with her. My mom always forbade me from eating at such places, but Geneva would sneak me out

regardless. Especially after she started middle school and had more pocket money, she insisted on treating me, claiming she didn't want to owe me anything and avoid being teased later on.

delicate stomach would betray me,

the bustling diner, I couldn't

they're putting anti-diarrhea meds in

worries about getting sick. Come on, let's grab a table before they're

keeping my spirits up, and gradually, I let go of

all, I had done nearly everything I could. The rest

no sooner had we settled down than another call from the fake

busy ordering, I slipped into

"Galen, what's up?"

soon. Besides the key, what else should

come in person? Isn't it

I was just mimicking

hesitated but

the foundation, especially

it's about a hundred million? How that translates to dollars, I've no clue. And surely, there's been interest accumulated over

the accountant, why are

only convinced

of a hundred million, I could practically hear

that money, he

son

cover his

his