Jared was chilling with a bunch of young guys, puffing away at a cigarette.

Sharon was pouring him a drink.

She looked timid, fragile even.

Sharon's delicate features stirred up an instinctual desire to protect her.

Maybe that was the first time Jared met Sharon.

Agnes felt a weird sense of oppression in her heart.

Thinking about Jared standing up against Tim for this girl, Agnes couldn't help but feel heartbroken.

Agnes put away those photos.

She couldn't destroy them as she needed them as evidence, but she didn't want to keep them in sight either.

Agnes went to the study.

This used to be her father's study.

After Preston Pritchard passed away, everything in here remained untouched.

Agnes barely stepped foot in here.

This was where he spent most of his time when he was alive, practically glued to his study from dawn to dusk.

He would drink coffee, read and work in here.

Agnes stood at the door and could almost see her father's shadow.

When Preston was alive, Agnes always held a grudge against him, never willing to genuinely call him "Dad".

But after Preston passed, the loneliness and helplessness made her realize, family was the last refuge in this world. He may have wronged her mother, but he never did her any wrong. Agnes sat at the desk where Preston used to sit.

She ran her fingers over the table, the cold sensation reminded her of her father's hand that she held tightly when he passed away.

Tears welled up in Agnes' eyes.

Eventually, Agnes opened one of the desk drawers and put those photos in.

Agnes was about to leave.

But seeing the mess in her father's desk drawer, she decided on a whim to tidy it up.

Agnes loved to clean up when she was feeling down.

Maybe it was a habit from her childhood.

Agnes spent an hour organizing everything in her father's desk drawer.

Inside were nothing but some old documents and photos.

But when Agnes was putting stuff back, she found a hidden compartment at the bottom of the drawer.

It piqued Agnes' curiosity.

She removed the compartment, only to replace something inside.

To her surprise, it was a stack of photos.

Unbelievably, the people in the photos were Laura and Berlin.

There were photos of them golfing, intimate pictures of them on outings, even their hotel room booking records.

Agnes was overwhelmed with sadness.

She had known about Laura and Berlin.

But when Agnes found out, Preston had been in a coma for half a month due to a car accident.

And Laura had already found a new man, planning to sell off their estate and remarry.

The only comfort Agnes had at that time was that, at least her father didn't have to face the harsh reality after his death, the cruel human nature in the world. But what Agnes didn't expect was that her father actually knew about it while he was alive.

Agnes glanced at the date the photos were taken.

Suddenly, she felt a chill run down her spine.

The photos were taken the day before her father's car accident.

Agnes felt her heart being squeezed, almost to the point of explosion, making her breathing difficult.

What a coincidence.

So her father found out about Laura and Berlin's affair the day before his car accident.

And then the next day, he had a car accident?

A terrifying thought suddenly popped up in Agnes' mind.

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