Ex-Husband’s Regret: Barren Mommy Has Quadruplets

Chapter 2139

Owen let out a bitter laugh. He then shook his head repeatedly.

He did not deny Ralph's words. Instead, he regretted the three years he had spent serving Christopher without question. He felt a deep sense of remorse, realizing just how unworthy it all had been.

At that moment, overwhelming regret consumed him.

It was not for the mistakes that had cost him the honors he had worked a lifetime to gain. He was devastated that a man who once lived with integrity and honor had become a mere pawn of the devil in his later years. "Do you have anything else to confess besides what we found in your home?" Ralph asked directly.

"Yes."

Owen lowered his gaze. "I was also involved in Aaron Larson's case. Christopher directed me from behind."

Ralph's eyes widened in shock. "You killed Aaron Larson? Didn't he die from a suicide?"

"It was a suicide. But Christopher drove him to it. He even forged a suicide note and sent a lawyer to deliver it to Aaron, who carried it with him after that. After Aaron's death, I abused my power to ensure the police quickly closed the case as a suicide."

Ralph shook his head, still perplexed.

heir to the Larson family's businesses. How

had a deadly piece of

to lure Aaron into the trap. However, Aaron didn't

now taken full control of the Larson family's

with billions in assets. Why would they

investment in drug research yielded no results, leading their top

immediately. "So, what

a series of deaths in Savrow. Aaron tried to back out and threatened that if anything happened to him, he would drag Christopher down with him. But again, you and I know exactly what kind of person Christopher is. He rewards loyalty and crushes opposition. Even a momentary slip of the tongue is enough for him to decide that he had to eliminate

to a resort hotel in the suburbs under the pretext of a gathering. The night was one of debauchery. There was wine, women, and indulgence. Lost in the chaos, Aaron ended up in a room with a girl. In the early morning, that girl died in

widened with rage, his pupils dilating in shock.

it at a construction site in the Eastern District. There was a half-poured concrete foundation. I threw her

his sentence, Owen lowered his

hit the floor with a faint sound that echoed

deafening roar. It was as if an