The Diary Of My Dead Wife

When Zac woke up again, he was already in a hospital.Ethan Williams, his assistant stood beside his bed.

What Zac saw when he woke up was Ethan's face filled with anxiety.

"Zac, please wake up.If you don't wake up, I won't be able to deal with your father!"

Zac frowned, "Did you tell to my father?"

"No, not yet.The doctor, on the other hand, believes that your chest pain attacks are symptoms of heart disease in its early stages.Your pain is considerably more intense than the prior ones.We can't keep the treatment waiting for much longer! I believe that you should do the treatment as soon as possible.However, your father, Thaddeus Parks will not be able to hide it in such a scenario."

Ethan stated as he waited for his decision.

Zac answered, "There's no need to rush the treatment.First, help me find someone.Then we'll continue with my treatment."

"Who is it?"

"Sophie!"

Ethan thought that Zac was definitely insane.

How could he be so dedicated to locating a deceased person if that wasn't the case? He was well aware that his boss had never let go of his connection with his ex-wife and had even tormented himself into depression and heart disease as a result of guilt and sorrow.

Zac, on the other hand, acted "normal" since the beginning of the year.

that everything had passed, that his boss had truly

that he did not

he was confident that he wasn't

a silhouette, he knew that it

decision, his staff had no choice but to

boss insisted that Sophie was still alive, then I'll look

for a month before and after

didn't

government and the police, Sophie was found! In an exquisite and luxurious

and

delicate and elegant, and her eyes were brilliant,

was forcibly brought

she just wanted to sneak out

had already made an appointment with her

were going to the

that in the blink of an eye, she

up again, she appeared where she

she might have met

being kidnapped, right?’ Knowing that a pair of black men’s leather shoes appeared at the corner of her skirt, she slowly looked up and

in his arms

the man, it seemed like he was