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As Byron rushed downstairs to the apartment, he noticed that
there were no lights from the upstairs windows.
Though it was still early, he was worried that they might have fallen asleep.
After all, he feared Cora becoming involved with someone
else.
So, he hurried upstairs.
Standing before the familiar apartment, Byron attempted to unlock it with his fingerprint.
However, he discovered that Cora had probably deleted his fingerprint from the unlocking function, indicating that she no longer wanted him around.
So, he could only ring the
doorbell
He pressed it several times, but the door didn’t open.
Frustrated, he resorted to force.
“Cora, come out! I forbid you to be with him. You’re my wife.
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Do you hear me!”
After knocking and shouting for a while, the neighbors
thought something was wrong, so they hurriedly opened their doors to see what was happening.
One of the neighbors, a woman, recognized Byron and was taken aback.
“Oh, it’s you! Where have you been? We haven’t seen you come home for so long.”
This neighbor was warm–hearted and used to see Cora living alone.
So sometimes, she would give Cora homemade side dishes when she didn’t want to cook. Additionally, during the early summer of one year, the neighbor’s husband helped fix a
broken faucet in Cora’s house.
She occasionally contacted Cora, and they also ran into each other at the elevator when going out. With these frequent encounters, the neighbor had an impression of Byron and knew that he was her boyfriend.
But she didn’t know why Cora suddenly left New York four years ago and why Byron had disappeared since then.
Now, after returning to New York, Cora had a child with her
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and a new man in her life.
But Byron appeared again…
Byron was too anxious to chat with strangers. He asked the
neighbor, “Do you know if Cora is at home?”
The neighbor’s husband happened to walk over.
He replied, “She just left. I came back from work just now and
met her in the elevator. She had the child with her, as well as
some large bags. She said she was leaving New York.”
Actually, he was also puzzled as to why Cora and Byron,
who seemed to have a good relationship, were not together
anymore.
“What!”
Hearing this, Byron became very anxious. He quickly turned
and headed to the elevator.
“Where did you suddenly go four years ago? During that period, Cora seemed quite down. Her friends and brother came to see her every day, looking very worried as if they
were afraid she would do something foolish.”
When the neighbors saw him about to leave, they wanted to
ask him more questions.
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But ultimately, men understood men.
The neighbor’s husband, seeing how concerned Byron was, also quickly held back his wife and said to Byron, who was walking away, “The child looks a lot like you. Work hard and try to bring your wife and child back, and I hope you have a complete and happy family.”
It was this remark that made Byron turn around and smile, saying, “Thank you, I will do my best.”
Then, the elevator arrived.
Ignoring further questions, Byron rushed into the elevator,
determined to find Cora.
On the other side, Jane avoided Sara and the servants at home to make a phone call in the garden.
“What was the result?”
The DNA test results she arranged should be available now.
But it was not convenient to go to the hospital to get them, so she paid someone to help her check the results.
The person reported, “The results indicate that A and B are not mother–daughter relationships.”
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Upon hearing this, Jane felt her energy drain away, and she
collapsed, sitting in the garden.
She couldn’t accept the fact that she was not Sara’s daughter but rather the lunatic’s daughter.
No!
She couldn’t bear such a reality.
Despite her shock, she managed to instruct the person on
the phone, “Burn that report immediately, and I’ll transfer the remaining money to your account soon.”
Even if the report didn’t directly mention her and Sara’s names but used code names, Jane didn’t want anyone to know
of its existence.
“Understood. I’ll take care of it right away,” the person responded.
As soon as he agreed, Jane immediately hung up the phone.
Because she saw Sara rushing towards her…
