Chapter 195 The Letter is the Only Possession Left by Her
Brendan’s sharp brows were tightly furrowed. He was about to speak when Deirdre said, “But I know that he was just a fake cop. Apart from the fact that he suddenly found the villa’s location for no apparent reason today, he talked about almost the same things as that person the other day.”
“What?” Brendan sounded alarmed. “What did he say?”
“He claimed that my mother Ophelia died a year ago after jumping off a building.”
Brendan’s entire body tensed up as soon as he heard the remark.
“Those people are all talking nonsense!”
“Hmm, I know,” Deirdre said. “I believe that you wouldn’t lie to me.
Brendan fell silent once again. After a long silence, he asked, “What’s that letter on the table?”
He had come in such a rush that Sam had not managed to brief him on all the details.
Deirdre was stunned for a moment before she answered, “It’s just a letter. It’s nothing important.”
The letter had come out of nowhere, so Brendan refused to believe that it was as unimportant as Deirdre had casually described it to be.
He stepped forward and grabbed the letter. He took one glance and saw Ophelia’s name signed on it. He then furrowed his eyebrows deeply and said, “What is this? Why is Ophelia’s signature here?”
Deirdre’s expression turned stiff for a moment before she answered, “It was forged by the fake cop. He claimed that this was my deceased mother’s unclaimed possession, the only thing left behind after she jumped off the building.”
“Your deceased mother’s possession? These people have lost their minds!” Brendan’s veins bulged up, and he was determined to find the culprit who had stirred up trouble. He caught Deirdre off guard when he tore the letter into shreds. “It’s fake, it’s all fake!”
It was not forged?” Brendan furrowed his eyebrows. “What brought him here then, and what is with that letter?”
“The letter was real too and it was the only possession left behind by Ophelia.”
Brendan grabbed Sam by his collar as soon as Sam made that remark, his dark pupils constricting. “What did you say?!”
Sam answered once again, “That letter… was the only possession left behind by Ophelia…”
Brendan shoved Sam away and stared at his hands closely. Had the item that he had torn up been left behind by Ophelia?
He felt an intense headache. He instructed Sam to take Deirdre to the living room while he headed to the room. He picked up the letter shred by shred and glued the pieces back together bit by bit.
Ophelia had been well on some days and bad on others. She had not behaved like a child at all times, nor had she cried all the time. She had only had short periods of soberness, though. Perhaps the letter had been written by her when her head had been sober.
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