When Love Is a Lie

Chapter 187 The Truth

Whitney found

sactions with an ndhhore gambling company. This was clear exdence of Damian’s money Lendering activit martastamihai with finncial matters, aded netwonly, “Didi

tise of tirednin the hal

pidse toed as she pickly tramfend the files fisher phone. “Wes With this, Dunamis looktog at spending the rest of his life in pris

spriemerdingeas. Thisbertpket and of the

web of lies and manipulation. Tenthough the knew exposing. Damitan could break Elijah’s heart, the Believed he was an honest min at his come the would never stand by and let Damian dermy

crimm the criquider, Whitney sent the

Watching her willowide eye

dy—belnie iem un noh thing as easy money, 111 thanded you the rashup front, would you have helped me

Rachel won stunned toas kilegre. She hadn’t plained on doing much in the first place. Treeniginal

take the money tedisappear abroad.

the rest of the

a portion of the famir

replied matter–of–factly. “And since you’re carrying his child, I’ll transfer you

evidence in hand, Whitney began dating a formal letter of accusation to submit

healed,

packing des belongings, she made her way to

leave

housekeeper where he was, they told her he was in his study, She knocked on the closed

it’s Whitury,” she called

voice replied.

the doocta find Elijah

cell die bowme painting looks,” he said without looking

pdesk.:

decided not to rush it. She walked over to the desk and studied

in Hawless, precise strokes, the characters embodied integrity and strength.

He had always treated her like his own granddaughter, yet she had hidden so much from him. Cuilt gnawed ather “Wher so quiet?” Elijah asked, looking up at her. “What’s wrong? Is my writing so bad

a smile ot at all. Your painting is incredible. It looks like it belongs in a gallery. It’s as good as ampmaster’s

“You’ve gottenbetter at flattery, but your words don’t align with what’s

the word ‘Truth”

always been truthful with me be asked

ΠΗ

palin. She couldn’t meet his eyes. “Not entirely,” she admitted softly. “There have been