Sign the Papers Mr. Langford novel Chapter 519

And what was Wren doing at that time?

She had just given birth to Leo. She was guarding the Langford Estate, taking care of their child, waiting for him to come home.

Willow braced her hands against the vanity, her knuckles turning white.

She didn't love Lawrence.

She knew that better than anyone.

What she loved was the blatant favoritism Lawrence showed her, the access to Langford Medical's resources, and the ambiguous, intoxicating envy in people's eyes when they mistakenly called her "Mrs. Langford."

She also loved seeing the humiliation on Wren's face whenever Willow stood by Lawrence's side.

But if this anonymous report came to light, Wren would go from being the humiliated one to the one who was profoundly owed.

And what about her?

Every moment of glory she had stolen over the years would look like a pathetic joke.

Her phone screen lit up again.

Jude Sinclair's profile picture sat quietly in her contact list.

Willow stared at it for a long time before hitting dial.

It rang for a long time before he finally picked up.

His voice was completely detached.

"What is it?"

Hearing his tone, tears instantly welled in Willow's eyes.

"Jude, do you know about The W Report?"

Silence stretched across the line.

"Where did you hear about that?"

"You do know," Willow's voice tightened. "Did you give something to Wren? Jude, I trusted you so much."

Jude didn't scramble to explain himself like he used to.

And he certainly didn't rush to comfort her.

He simply said, "I haven't touched Langford Medical's archived risk files."

Willow bit her lip.

"Then why are you being so cold? Are you taking her side now, too?"

Jude was quiet for a moment.

"Willow, stop reducing everyone to a pawn in your game of winning or losing against her."

The words fell softly, like a gentle slap, yet they stung worse than the harshest insult.