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I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin) novel Chapter 581

Chapter 581 Pregnancy Protection


Curtis was stunned.

"How am I supposed to answer this question?"

He looked troubled, afraid of saying something wrong and hurting innocent parties.

He spoke softly, "Mrs. Martin couldn't possibly be with Frank. If she had been with Frank, they wouldn't have continued to interact as friends after breaking up, right? And why would Frank... agree to break up?"

Frank still liked Harper, so he wouldn't agree to break up.

That was something one man understood about another.

After Curtis spoke, silence filled the air, with a faint sense of heaviness lingering, causing Curtis some anguish.

Benjamin didn't say anything further, just instructed Curtis to leave the notebook behind.

He sat at his desk, picked up a cigarette, and lit it.

Deep within his eyes flickered a hint of indifferent coldness, their depth as impenetrable as ink.

If Harper's ex-boyfriend wasn't Frank, then who could it be?

Why had no one ever seen him?

She concealed it so well, harboring feelings for that man.

Huh!

He gave a light sip, outlining a trace of a cold smile.

This woman wasn't heartless; she's just given her love to someone else.

He took a drag of the cigarette, but the sudden intake of smoke made him cough violently.

Tilting his head back, he stared at the ceiling, a touch of inexplicable sadness flickering in his eyes, seeming both real and unreal, as if such emotions could never be glimpsed in him.

He exhaled silently, then reached for the notebook Curtis had just put down.

He casually flipped through it, reviewing the evaluations and incidents involving Harper recorded during the investigation.

Harper lived with Eleanor but was fundamentally a lively person, displaying vivacity and freedom among friends, like a wild horse freed from its shackles, yet she was obedient and sensible in front of Eleanor, like a good daughter.

Benjamin had only seen one side of her, unaware of her other side.

So perhaps she was guarded against him.

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