The One I Should've Married (Stella and Sebastian) novel Chapter 64

"Wait, Ms. Channing, you're not actually..."

Stella lifted her gaze, a sharp chill flashing in her eyes. "I really did have Spiritual Amnesia!"

Asher was stunned. "..."

Huh? Seriously?

Wait, what... did she mean she was planning to use 'Spiritual Amnesia' as an excuse for abandoning Boss three years ago?

Was that really a good idea?

He didn't even buy it, so how on earth was Boss going to let her use that as an excuse?!

Asher naturally didn't believe in something as supernatural as possession, but since it was Stella's order, he could only nod. "Alright, I'll look into it."

"How is the search for that person going?"

Asher replied, "Still looking."

After all, they didn't have a name or an identity. They had just rounded up a large list of people who had recently woken up from comas.

There were over a dozen in the city alone, both men and women.

But filtering out those who were infatuated with Julian took careful investigation!

"Hurry it up," Stella demanded, adding dangerously, "Make it a top priority."

"Understood."

Hearing her call it a top priority, Asher knew he needed to double his efforts.

Stella closed her eyes and massaged her throbbing temples.

That phantom entity!

For the last three years, her soul had been completely dormant. She had zero awareness of what that thing did with her body.

She needed to find it quickly, not just for revenge, but to confirm whether this supernatural incident was an accident, or if someone had deliberately orchestrated it!

Deliberately... orchestrated...?

A sudden thought struck her. Stella's eyes snapped open, a thick murderous intent surging in her gaze. "Check everyone connected to the Channing and Sinclair families."

Hearing the sudden lethal edge in her voice, Asher's heart skipped a beat.

He didn't fully understand, but Stella's tone told him how severe the situation was.

"Got it."

Stella's eyes flickered. Deliberately orchestrated?

Over the past three years, the ones who had profited the most from her behavior were the Sinclair and Channing families.

If someone had orchestrated this, it had to be someone from one of those two families.

Five hundred million dollars had flowed into the Sinclair Corporation.

The Channing Corporation had fallen entirely into the hands of Vincent and Beatrice.

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