Beyond the Divorce

Trinity's response left me bewildered. I looked at her suspiciously. "About... me?"

"Yes." Her deep gaze scrutinized me.

"What's going on?" From her expression, I could tell that this news about me carried some weight.

She withdrew her gaze, not answering my question, but seemed lost in thought.

"What's happening? Why is it so difficult to say?" I looked at Trinity with confusion. Her expression grew somewhat heavy.

"It's not that it's difficult to explain. It's just that this... is a bit peculiar." She seemed conflicted, and it was the first time I had seen Trinity hesitate so much.

"Have you not considered whether you want to tell me or not before calling me here?"

"That's not the case." Trinity gave me a sidelong glance. "We were discussing a business deal when we stumbled upon this. Take a look." Trinity finished speaking and hesitantly handed me her phone. "Look closely!"

I quickly took the phone, eager to see the screen.

It was a high-definition photo capturing a luxurious garden. A young woman in exotic attire stood behind a wealthy old lady. She had a gentle smile. However, that face left me dumbfounded.

at that face with exquisitely beautiful features. She had arched eyebrows, bright eyes, a straight and regal nose, and full lips. I looked at Trinity, unsettled, and asked, "Where did you get this? Who is the person in the

two peas in a pod!" Trinity did not answer my question. "If you don't

the photo when she said this. I was baffled

but..." She looked at me. "She has already entered the

head buzzed, and I immediately thought

part of that family? It seemed to be closely related to me since my mother was an Avila. "When did this

know much about the Avila family's affairs, just a few remarks from Grayson when investigating Rory and some cryptic

woman with my face complicated

Strangely, even our people couldn't trace her origins." Trinity looked at me, her gaze deep.

back at the screen. "Who is the

matriarch, likely your grandmother," Trinity said with certainty, "There

within." My eyes were fixed on the older woman in the

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