My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire novel Chapter 269

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Upon seeing this note, Keira’s pupils suddenly shrank! 

Taylor was the murderer…? 

She had grown up in the Olsen family and knew that Mrs. Olsen actually was a capable person, but she wasn’t utilizing her own abilities and seemed to always avoid something. 

And this father, Taylor… she felt very unfamiliar with 

him. 

Did he possess such a great ability to abduct her and Keera without leaving a trace? 

She didn’t doubt the authenticity of the note, only that since she had returned, Samuel had reported all the investigation results to her after her incident. 

Moreover, as the Horton family was the first family of Oceanion, Lewis had been investigating the murderer’s clues during this time, yet there were still no leads. 

To be able to do this so covertly meant that Taylor either hid his capabilities or had help from someone 

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Keira clenched her jaw tightly. 

Last time Keera came to her saying that someone was going to kill them, she didn’t believe it, thinking it was too absurd, yet the result was Keera’s death. 

Every time she thought of this, remembered how Keera could have abandoned her in the end, could have climbed onto the wooden board herself, but instead gave her the chance to live, her chest felt stifling… 

It was her underestimation that had killed Keera. 

Keira knew that the perpetrator was the murderer, but she couldn’t help feeling guilty and self-blaming. 

So when she saw Mrs. Olsen’s plea for help, she dared not act rashly, fearing that if she didn’t subdue Taylor in her move, she might instead harm her mother! 

She took a deep breath, knowing that she must seek help now. 

But whom should she ask for help? 

Lewis? 

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No sooner had this thought surfaced than Keira immediately suppressed it. 

She pondered for a moment and finally decided to seek help from Uncle Olsen! 

Although she didn’t know the past between Uncle Olsen and her mother and was even more unclear about what their “never to see each other again” meant, after a few interactions with Uncle Olsen, she 

trusted her intuition. 

Uncle Olsen held no malice towards her or her mother. 

Perhaps only Uncle Olsen would risk his life for her 

mother! 

As Keira was contemplating, she heard a stir from the direction of the memorial hall. It was time to transfer 

the deceased to the crematorium and then lay her to 

rest. 

She quickly pulled out her phone and sent Uncle Olsen a message: “Mrs. Olsen handed me a note saying that the murderer of her daughter is Taylor and she seems to be controlled! She is asking me for help!” 

After sending the message, she saw people carrying 

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the coffin out, placing it on the vehicle from the 

crematorium. 

Lewis didn’t follow the vehicle but was staring blankly as the car took the body away while standing still in a daze. 

He was motionless, adhering to a set procedure. 

Someone held up Keira’s black-and-white photo and followed behind the crematorium’s vehicle; after the 

cremation, they wouldn’t return but would head straight for the cemetery. 

A voice nearby asked, 

“Isn’t Mrs. Horton going to be buried in the Horton family’s cemetery?” 

“I heard that Mr. Horton refused, saying that it wasn’t Mrs. Horton… He stubbornly wouldn’t admit that the 

deceased was Mrs. Horton…” 

“Alas, did you see Mr. Horton’s state? He looks 

completely out of sorts; I’ve never seen him so disheveled.” 

“Mr. Horton truly loved his wife deeply…” 

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The murmurings of the crowd reached Keira’s ears. 

However, she turned a deaf ear, scanning the crowd for Taylor and Mrs. Olsen’s whereabouts, and saw that Taylor had already carried Mrs. Olsen into the vehicle. 

“Mrs. Olsen is too heartbroken to go to the crematorium. Coming here today considers it the last journey for Mrs. Horton. Alas, such a pitiful person.” 

“I just heard that they are leaving the country tomorrow. Mr. Olsen said a change of place might help them clear their minds,” 

“That’s appropriate. Staying here only serves as a daily reminder of their daughter’s tragic state. But the murderer hasn’t been found yet, and no one knows which damned person did it!” 

Keira’s expression became urgent, and she immediately hurried toward the parking lot. 

Not far outside of the Horton residence, a black SUV 

was parked. 

Uncle Olsen was sitting quietly inside, gazing in the 

direction of the Hortons’ house. 

Ellis said, “Uncle, if you truly want to see Mrs. Horton 

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off, go inside and have a look. What’s the point of hiding out here?” 

However, Uncle Olsen didn’t respond. His eyes were fixed on the screen of his phone, on the text message interface with Mrs. Olsen. 

It had been over twenty years since they last contacted each other. 

He had finally obtained Mrs. Olsen’s number, but there were only a few short messages. 

“Could you dne a favor?” 

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Oceanion as soon as possible 

my life.” 

ned his fists, feeling a sting in his ords. 

way of speaking. 

years ago, she had been just as ruthless 

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Twenty years later, she remained uncompromising. 

Uncle Olsen forced a bitter smile, yet he loved her for this same demeanor, which had captivated him for 

more than twenty years. 

Having seen her, no other woman could catch his eye. 

His gaze lowered, and he saw the hearse driving away. People followed, carrying a black-and-white picture of Keira, but Uncle Olsen didn’t notice. 

Because his gaze was on the Olsen family’s car. 

Through the window, even though he couldn’t see the people inside clearly, he vaguely made out the 

silhouette of Mrs. Olsen. She was sitting quietly in the 

back seat… 

Uncle Olsen gazed at her greedily, knowing that this glance might be their final farewell… 

As the car passed by his, time in his eyes slowed to a crawl; every minute, every second, even every frame he wanted to engrave deeply in his memory. 

It was only after the Olsen family’s car had gone, obscured by other vehicles and no longer visible, that he reluctantly withdrew his gaze. 

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