Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 412

Chapter 412 False News

I looked at the phone, and there was new information. It stated that Harmony had acute cholecystitis. Even the attending physician had given an interview.

Atlas had successfully removed me from this incident entirely. It was clear he intended to show the world that Harmony was ill, with no connection to me.

I couldn’t understand why he would go to such lengths. Why did he bring me to the hospital if he didn’t want anyone to know we were connected? Was it really necessary to conceal my medical condition and change the doctor? 1

It seemed like an inconsequential detail. What would it matter if everyone knew about my illness? It wasn’t even really an illness, just a case of amnesia.

I paused. Could this be related to my amnesia? No, it couldn’t be.

My mind was filled with surreal images, various versions of what I might have missed as a child. There were pictures of Annalise and Stella, scenes from when I fell off a motorcycle, and more…

Those images were strange, and they gave me a slight headache. I took a deep breath to calm myself

down.

I feared triggering a severe headache. The pain was dreadful. Yet, the images gradually appearing before

me filled me with an inexplicable dread.

Seeing my complexion change again, Lauren quickly changed the subject, saying. “Let’s switch topics. You’re planning to meet Jared, right? It might not be so easy.”

I might have forgotten about it if she hadn’t brought it up. This was something that needed to be resolved

quickly.

“Why?” I looked at Lauren.

“He keeps a low profile, and very few can contact him. It’s not like you can just arrange a meeting with him as you please,” Lauren explained. “Even if you had his number, there’s no guarantee you’ll be able to

reach him. It’s tricky!”

Well, how will we know if we don’t try? If we find his number, I’ll call him!” I refused to back down. “He

can’t stay hidden forever.”

“We found his number Lauren checked her phone and sent it to me. I dialed his number immediately.

The phone rang for a long time with no answer: I was getting nervous as I waited for a response.

Just as I was about to give up, there was a click, and someone picked up. A magnetic baritone voice.

came through. “Hello?”

It was a simple word with a powerful presence. For a moment, I was stunned until he asked again. “Hello?”