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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 866

"At the time, the medical examiner and the police all told me she had been suffering from severe depression, even bipolar disorder, and could have an episode at any time. Everyone told me they had ruled out foul play..."

"I was left holding Sunny with nowhere to turn. I tried multiple times to reopen the investigation, but the conclusion was always the same. It made me think I was just overthinking things, that my suspicions were making me lose my mind..." Rowan didn't care how shocking her words were. "But then, later on, I saw this ungrateful wretch secretly meeting with Blanche. They were talking about the incident. Both of them were involved in murdering Lydia! And I still have the recording to prove it!"

It had taken a massive amount of effort for Rowan to recall these intricate details.

If she hadn't run into Sylvia at the Yves Garden Estate.

If she hadn't seen this face—the face she hated so deeply it haunted her nightmares—and if her nerves hadn't been so violently triggered, her subconscious instinct to avoid the pain would have caused her to forget those details forever!

"No! Rowan is slandering me!"

Sylvia's shrill scream snapped everyone out of their shock.

"What did you do to my mother?!" Julian's eyes turned red. He lunged forward, seized by a violent urge to strangle Sylvia to death.

At that moment, Quentin looked as if his soul had been sucked out of his body.

He completely forgot how to react.

He was so stunned that his gaze lost all focus.

Dr. Evelyn Hayes's voice trembled. "The recording... do you have it now?"

Rowan pulled a phone from her pocket.

It was a new device, but the contents had been copied over from an encrypted email she had saved before her accident.

Yet it plunged the hospital room into a terrifying, dead silence.

"You'd better take this to your grave. Otherwise, with a charge of premeditated murder, you won't survive either. Instead of trying to figure out how to expose me, we should just come to an understanding. Let's pretend this never happened and forget it completely. After all, Lydia is already dead, and it's been ruled a suicide. Isn't it best for both of us to just move on?"

It was still Sylvia's voice.

Still so incredibly gentle.

Yet in this moment, it sounded twisted and vicious, every single word acting like a poisoned blade.

Slicing through Quentin's chest, leaving him utterly gutted.

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