Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 640

Tyler was tearing the city apart trying to find Vivienne.

He had seen her pathetic excuse of a social media post.

In fact, the exact same words had been sent directly to his phone.

[Tyler, the internet is twisting everything. Don't you remember what happened? Joyce attacked me! I didn't start the fight. The rumors are completely baseless!]

[I admit I was jealous of Emilia. I even admit I hated her. But why would I do something like that? I didn't even know she was pregnant. Pushing her down the stairs would only make you feel sorry for her.]

Tyler didn't want to hear another word.

He played Nichol's behavioral analysis video on a relentless loop.

He watched the moment his hand shoved Emilia, over and over again, focusing on the sheer, helpless shock in her eyes as she fell backward.

What had she felt in that moment?

His trembling hands clenched into tight fists.

How much pain had she endured alone?

"Tye..."

Her voice seemed to echo from a distant past, piercing straight through his soul.

He hated himself. He hated the man he was back then, and he loathed Vivienne with every fiber of his being.

"Have you found her yet?" Tyler snapped, shooting a glacial glare at Israel.

Israel broke out in a cold sweat under the oppressive tension and frantically typed on his tablet.

"Not yet. We're doing everything we can. She got into a car with a driver who knows how to dodge the cameras. We can't pin down their location right now," Israel admitted nervously.

Crash! Tyler slammed his fist into the table.

The violent impact sent a glass shattering onto the floor, spraying shards everywhere.

Right at that moment, Tyler's phone buzzed with a text from the caregiver.

[I was the caregiver working closely with Vivienne. I have secret audio recordings from the past few months, containing things you couldn't possibly imagine-specifically about Emilia's car accident. If you want them, meet me at the corner cafe tomorrow at noon.]

Tyler's brow furrowed into a deep, dangerous scowl.

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