I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin) novel Chapter 482

Chapter 482 It's Him

After their conversation concluded, Harper noticed that the back entrance of the construction site, where she and Benjamin entered after the incident, had been opened.

Harper furrowed her brow, not daring to blink, fearing she might miss any tiny clue. She froze when she saw the man coming out from inside.

Harper couldn't believe it. Quickly grabbing her phone, she opened the camera mode to zoom in, double-checking she wasn't mistaken. She muttered, "It's him?"

Harper's face turned serious, filled with shock.

Annie asked, "Who is it?"

Before Harper could respond, the driver interjected, "Isn't that a man? Are you sure you're not mistaken?"

Annie was a bit embarrassed but immediately replied, "He did it on purpose. He's scared of getting caught red-handed once I catch wind of it. Truth is, he swings both ways. Just the thought of it makes me cringe, man. I'm sorry you have to see this."

Annie lowered her head, her voice sounding teary. Upon hearing this, the driver had no more doubts and believed her completely, feeling even more sympathetic towards Annie.

Annie whispered, "Who is this?"

Harper responded calmly, "Mr. Kerr's assistant, Ray Seward."

Harper's expression soured when she realized that Ray was the person who collaborated with Frank. This was something she hadn't anticipated at all. Ray was known to be honest and had interacted with her a few times, primarily due to Charlie. Their encounters left a positive impression on her. Ray always carried out his duties without complaint and maintained a respectful demeanor.

Though Harper had been suspicious of Frank and had mentally prepared herself for the possibility of his involvement in this matter, she never imagined he could convince Ray to collaborate with him.

So, she was utterly shocked, unable to believe it.

She thought, "If it was Ray, did Mr. Kerr know? Could Ray hide it from him, considering Mr. Kerr spent so much time with him? This situation seemed even more terrifying if Mr. Kerr was aware or involved."

The more Harper thought about it, the deeper it seemed that the whole thing was hiding.