Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 976 Something Fishy

As soon as we got to that point, I remembered what happened back then.

"When she left, she came to say goodbye to me in a rush, mentioning an urgent matter in her hometown. I remember asking her, 'What's the matter? Why the rush?' but she didn't give me a clear answer and left in a hurry."

Thinking about it now, I regretted being so careless. But even if I had known something back then, what could I have done?

I continued, "Then everyone went to their internships, and Beatrice never returned. We only had occasional phone calls. At that time, I was busy with starting a business, dealing with Matthew, and the daily hustle of the building materials business. I didn't have time to contact her."

As I spoke, the bitterness in my heart intensified. If I had known she was in trouble, I would have helped her, even if I wasn't that important back then.

"I didn't think anything would go wrong since she was back in her hometown with her parents, so I neglected her. I didn't know about her father. She even did her thesis in a hurry. We only met once during the graduation photoshoot, exchanged a few words, and she disappeared.

a celebratory party together since we graduated, but she was already gone. I called her urgently, asking where she was. She said she was already on the bus. I had to ask her when she would return to Foswood for a proper gathering. After all, we had just

But she never showed up. When I paused the business due to my pregnancy and tried to contact her, her phone was

recalled

was reportedly in a coma, and Beatrice had to take care of her." He finished his meal, grabbed a tissue, and said, "Oh,

high school classmate. He had graduated from college and returned to Gerby.

I felt utterly powerless. This

mother and daughter are professionals," Lauren cursed. "There must be

said to Grayson, "Enough. This is definitely related to Hazelyn.

a mental hospital in a

if Beatrice really does have a mental problem. That's what all

"Considering all that's happened, Beatrice might have been driven