The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Ethan had been very busy these days.

Seeing him go out so early and come back so late every day, Janet started to wonder what he was up to exactly.

Ethan was indeed very busy, but he didn‘t tell Janet why right away.

When he found the evidence that Janet was poisoned, he hired the best private detective in Seacisco.

"What? A twenty–year–old case? The streets have been torn down and rebuilt and houses have been demolished and reconstructed; the world has changed a lot.This is going to be complicated, to say the least."

This private detective used to be a journalist for Seaciscso‘s famous Gossip Weekly.He was well–informed and resourceful.

"Be that as it may, I believe in you." Ethan pulled out a newspaper from that year and slid it across the table.

"I want the information of everyone who had had contact with this woman and Elissa Lester."He had to dig deeper into the death of his mother.This had to be a lead.Time passed.It took the detective a lot of effort and resources to find the people related to the case Ethan brought up.

witnesses had either aged or died over the years, while the rest had moved away.However, there was still a glimmer of hope.Most of the

conceal the truth.It probably never crossed their mind that Sylvia‘s death would be investigated again after

and passed it on to Ethan, who then found the

was stacked up against Elissa, Ethan

the best lawyers of the Larson Group in charge of

indictment instantly became a

cases, the poisoning of Janet and the death of Sylvia, was enough to draw in the

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humiliated him.He felt both shocked and angry, but at the same time, he began to worry about

carried the Lester family name.He didn‘t think it was right for Ethan to humiliate the whole family just because he hated

angry that he personally went to Barnes to see Ethan on the

really have the gall, don‘t you?" Patrick spat

killed my mother, and now, in trying to kill me, she almost

old and new grudges together.I‘m telling you—I won‘t give her the