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Regretting the Wife He Threw Away novel Chapter 272

Carl’s eyes widened in shock. “Are you saying…”

“This guy’s just a scapegoat,” Stewart said, his expression dark and brooding. “The real person who hurt Briony is still out there.”

Carl hesitated, piecing it together. “So this person was planted by Garry? I get it now—Garry did all this to protect whoever actually targeted Ms. Kensington!”

Stewart pressed his lips into a thin line, his gaze turning cold. “Where’s Rosita?”

Carl blinked, startled. “You think Ms. Lockwood is involved?”

“If I’m right, she’s already left the country.”

Carl quickly pulled out his phone and started dialing. Just as Stewart suspected, Rosita had flown out the same day Briony was attacked.

The truth was becoming painfully clear.

Stewart’s eyes narrowed, his voice low. “Book a flight—I’m leaving for Westenmar tonight.”

“Understood! I’ll take care of it right away,” Carl replied without hesitation.

Cedric Clarke, who’d been following the rapid exchange in confusion, finally burst out, “Why are you going to Westenmar? To find Garry?” He glanced from Carl to Stewart, totally lost. “Seriously, what are you two even talking about? Who’s this suspect? Garry—isn’t he that powerful businessman over in Westenmar? Stewart, do you actually know him?”

Stewart barely spared him a glance, his tone icy. “We met back when I was with the peacekeeping forces. He’s Chinese by heritage, and he’s known Randolph for much longer than I have.”

Cedric stared, a little taken aback.

So they were practically comrades, then.

But from what Carl had just said, Cedric couldn’t shake the feeling that there was bad blood between Stewart and this Garry guy.

“Did something happen between you two?” Cedric pressed.

Stewart’s lips stayed sealed in a hard line—he didn’t answer.

Cedric let out an exasperated sigh. “Here we go again! Stewart, I treat you like a brother. If you ever need backup, I’m the first one at your side. But you—how many secrets are you planning to keep from me, huh?”

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