Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 665

If Tyler knew the truth, he wouldn't be asking like this.

So, he didn't know.

"Speak!" Tyler roared.

"There's nothing else, I swear, Tyler," Vivienne cried. "I really don't have any more lies to tell you!"

"Tyler, please."

Vivienne kept babbling.

Tyler's eyes were bloodshot. If it weren't for what happened back then, he would have killed her a long time ago!

Vivienne struggled on the floor. "Even if you blame me, even if you think I'm a vicious woman, please, just remember that I took the fall for Emilia that day. Think about the suffering I endured for her..."

A sharp knock on the basement door cut Vivienne's plea short.

As if that wasn't enough, the person started pounding on it.

The heavy thuds echoed through the room.

Vivienne's crying stopped abruptly, and both of them turned toward the door.

Ignoring Vivienne, Tyler turned around, opened the door, and stepped out of the basement.

Israel stood in the hallway, dripping with sweat.

"What happened?" Tyler's fury had yet to dissipate.

Israel handed a stack of documents to Tyler first.

Then, he spoke. "Mr. Erickson, there's something you need to know right now."

Tyler flipped through the papers. They detailed everything Eugene had done in the company over the past few years, including specific projects.

"Why are you giving me this?" Tyler asked. "Did you find Eugene?"

"No." Israel immediately shook his head.

"It's like this," Israel hesitated for a second before continuing. "Detective Cynthia just called me."

Tyler frowned slightly, glancing up at Israel.

Under the dim lighting, Israel looked absolutely terrified.

A sudden wave of dread washed over Tyler, as if something horrific was about to unearth itself.

"Detective Cynthia just told me," Israel said, "that based on the sketch Walt provided, the man who drove the car into him that day... was Eugene."

It felt like a bomb had just gone off.

The entire hallway seemed to explode in deafening silence.

Just on the other side of the door, Vivienne was still crying.

He had charged in, kicking the man away and reaching out to help the woman up.

He thought it was Emilia.

His hands had been shaking uncontrollably.

And then, he saw that the person was Vivienne.

In that split second, an indescribable mix of complex emotions surged through him.

Relief, tangled with something else entirely.

Thank God it's Vivienne.

That had been his very first thought.

And it was exactly that thought that fueled his immense guilt every time he faced Vivienne afterward.

It was the reason he kept softening toward her, over and over again.

But now, he was being told that Eugene and Vivienne had known each other all along.

And that Eugene had run over Emilia for Vivienne!

Which meant...