The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love

Chapter 277

“Get rid of all these reports and trending topics! Are the PR department staff that useless?” Wayne saw the trending topics and was furious, “She just disappeared.

she didn’t die! No!”

“Wayne, haven’t you gone crazy enough?” Jacob came in from outside, unshaven and messy–haired

Wayne glanced at him coldly: “What are you here for?”

“The PR department’s phones are ringing off the hook from all the major media outlets, all asking about Rosalynn.” Jacob’s face was gloomy, “I came to ask if you want to release an obituary?”

Wayne rushed over, grabbed Jacob, and slammed him against the wall: “She’s not dead, why do we need to release an obituary?”

“Is it not clear in your heart if she’s dead or not? How many times have you confirmed that she indeed boarded the plane? With the plane crashing like that, how could she survive? Tell me how she could survive?” Jacob raised his hand and swung a fist at Wayne’s face.

He used all his strength, hitting Wayne so hard that he took two steps back.

For the past few days, he had been looking for people everywhere, not eating, drinking, or sleeping, his body visibly crumbling.

back to H City that

Wayne’s body stiffened.

suddenly leave, she might not have gotten on the plane that afternoon.” Jacob gritted his teeth.

Rosalynn’s face when he left that

her go in peace and

the window, the snow was falling gently.

up at the sky.

think Rosalynn was

from Wayne and was now waiting in somewhere of the world to give

some of Rosalynn’s clothes were

gained his freedom, set up a gravestone

was a rainy and snowy day at Hillside

front of the gravestone, crying

neighbors watched from afar, sheding

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to passing out from crying in the management room. Paige only came for a short visit.

had always felt guilty

be discharged from the hospital, Rosalynn wouldn’t have decided to

give up her life at home and was already working on immigration procedures under her mother’s persuasion.

see Wayne, fearing he would retaliate

didn’t say