From Discarded Wife to Queen (Tyrone) novel Chapter 652

Chapter 652 The Photo She Wasn’t Meant to See

Chapter 652 The Photo She Wasn’t Meant to See

The reason Zera had ended up like this was entirely because of Tyrone and that bitch Aella

The Thomas family was just as guilty.

She would settle this score with all of them sooner or later.

And so, Zera spent the next several days holed up in the chapel.

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A few days later, on the morning of a long holiday weekend in October, Zera suddenly collapsed in the chapel and was rushed to the hospital.

Aella happened to be there with her mother for a checkup and spotted Zera being wheeled out of the elevator on a gurney.

Aella and Miriam exchanged a glance, then stepped into the elevator next to it.

A little over an hour later, Aella walked out of the hospital with her mother after the checkup was done.

She immediately noticed Anna lurking in a corner, whispering into her phone like she had something to hide.

Aella made up an excuse about needing the restroom and told her mother to go wait in the car, then circled around the flower bed to eavesdrop on Anna’s call.

When she heard Anna was arranging for a plastic surgeon to operate on Zera, Aella carefully inched even closer.

Judging by how shady Anna was acting, those two were definitely cooking up something sketchy again.

What Aella overheard next nearly made her jaw drop.

When Zera had been wheeled out of the elevator earlier, Aella had gotten a perfectly clear look–there was absolutely nothing wrong with Zera’s face.

So why on earth was Anna arranging plastic surgery for her?

Aella’s gaze locked onto the photo in Anna’s at the back of Anna’s head, and let it fly.

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She glanced around, then fished a small pebble out of the flower bed, took aim

The pebble nailed Anna right in the back of the head.

Anna yelped in pain and grabbed her head, and the photo slipped from her fingers.

Aella seized the moment, dashed over, scooped up the photo, and bolted.

By the time Anna realized what had happened, all she could see was Aella’s figure sprinting away faster than a jackrabbit.

“Damn it.”

Anna searched everywhere but couldn’t find the dropped photo, and a wave of dread washed over her.

The one who’d chucked that pebble at her head had to be that bitch Aella. –

The photo her daughter had given her must have been snatched by that brat.

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Chapter 652 The Photo She Wasn’t Meant to See

Anna watched from a distance as Aella got into a car and drove off, her eyes filled with unease

Even if that bitch had the photo, as long as she denied everything, nobody could pin a thing on her.

Lucky for her, she’d snapped a picture of it on her phone.

She’d just get another copy printed.

With her mind made up, Anna hurried toward the hospital’s main building.

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Back in the car, Aella stared at the photo in her hand, flipping it over and over again.

She handed the photo to Miriam. “Mom, do you recognize the person in this picture?”

Miriam studied it carefully and shook her head. “Do you know who it is?”

Aella tucked the photo into her purse. “I just found it on the ground. Thought I’d ask.”

Anna had gone behind the Hills‘ backs to secretly arrange a plastic surgeon for Zera, and she just happened to be holding this photo.

If Aella’s hunch was right–this photo was the template for Zera’s new face.

That mother–daughter duo was

cunning as they were vicious.

Zera was already crippled, and now

she suddenly wanted plastic surgery.

What the hell was that woman planning?

Whatever those two were up to,

it

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as hell wasn’t anything good.

Just as Aella’s mind was racing, her phone rang.

A classmate was inviting her out tonight to celebrate another girl’s birthday at the Regal Club.

At 8 p.m., Aella walked into the first–floor bar of the Regal Club with her classmate and close friend, Cassandra Harrera. A group of girls at a booth nearby waved them over.

In the past, whenever Aella came to places like this, she’d always had either Brad or Tyrone by her side, and they’d always gone straight to a private room on the second floor.

She enjoyed a good time, but the thumping bass and dim lighting down here made her a little uneasy.

Aella pulled Cassandra along and settled into a seat near the edge of the booth.

Two girls across the table immediately slid a full bottle of beer toward her.

Aella looked around and declined. “I’ve never had beer before.”

They swapped it for vodka.

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