Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 276

“Okay.” Francis replied.

In the afternoon, Caroline had indeed come back early, just as expected.

The Johnson Mansion was particularly serene that afternoon. Everyone was indulging in their siesta, and even the housekeeper, Cara, was nowhere to be seen.

With a cautious heart, Caroline silently ascended the stairs.

On the surface, Francis‘ ‘playing the field‘ seemed like a distant memory, but its shadows still loomed large in Caroline’s heart.

She yearned to uncover whether Francis had truly moved on.

Reaching Francis‘ bedroom door, she refrained from knocking, silently twisted the knob, and entered.

Unexpectedly, she found Francis in the middle of his nap.

Caroline couldn’t decide if she felt disappointed or relieved. Eager not to disturb his sleep, she tiptoed to his bedside, only to notice his phone resting beside the pillow.

Her heart raced.

Caroline picked up the phone, swiped the screen, and used Francis‘ face for facial recognition.

The phone unlocked!

Her eyes glued to the screen, Caroline was struck dumb upon realizing the photo displayed-

was a candid shot of Sherilyn leaving a dance rehearsal with her colleagues!

been Sawyer who took it and sent it

left Caroline feeling cold and dizzy. She clutched her forehead, her steps faltering.

she glanced at the sleeping

The girl in the hurriedly burned photograph

could this

feelings for Sherilyn. When had this

ago. And she hadn’t noticed a thing?

Caroline could hardly believe it. Sherilyn, who was always seen

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Francis‘ heart as well?

Sunhaven believed Caroline enjoyed the affection of two brothers when, in reality, she was merely a placeholder. Sherilyn was the true siren

hardened as she stared at

with his younger

hand, intending to wake him for a confrontation.

that wouldn’t do. What if he admitted everything? She would lose it

ruin everything. She had to carefully consider

who Francis truly longed for.

her checkup, Sherilyn

Francis waiting in the living room,

“We’re back…”