The Diary Of My Dead Wife

As a result, Tristan had always been ready to escape in an instinct for danger as soon as he discovered that there was something wrong with his plan.

He was about to leave the country with the fake passport he had prepared in advance when he was unexpectedly arrested by police at the airport.

It all happened so fast.

Tristan initially displayed remarkable resistance during the trial.

He always denied his offenses.

He would have refused to answer the court's questions about his sins regardless of how they were posed.

It wasn't until three days later that when Sophie appeared opposite him, he finally broke the silence to speak.

"You finally came,’ Tristan exclaimed after a long silence.

His voice was low and deep.

His eyes were clouded with malice, and his face and aura were darkened and terrifying.

"And you are finally willing to speak” Sophie's expression was cold, but her eyes were filled with mixed emotions, surging back and forth.

"Should I thank you or despise you for that?"

"Make yourself at home.I don't care!"

was on the verge

hard over the years to plan so much, but in the

not all in vain.Zac had a heart condition, and his father had a stroke.Madden's

made you do that?" Sophie locked her gaze on

sudden surge of relief for no

to end, he told her everything he had done

His intention was clear.

And it was

business concerns, Zac's grandfather murdered Tristan's

severely

age, his father's plan was to exact revenge and destroy

powerful, and Tristan had been plotting for years without finding an opportunity to exact his

a massive apparent breakthrough plan when Zac

men's first wives died young to create a so-called curse and spread the rumor

served

Zac eventually divorced or not, it prevented Madden and other powerful families from marrying because no one wanted their daughter to

would rather believe what they have than what they didn't have

persuade Edith and Williams’ parents to go

so all of her

Williams family was merely chess pieces

also responsible for the Maddens

spent a long

a woman on the outskirts whose height and appearance