The Revenge of the Mute Wife by Melanie Paulson
Chapter 144

Chapter 144

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turn them into diamonds."

"There actually wasn't a body in that place," Christian said, grimacing as he pulled out the reports he had found. "A month after your mother's death, Frederick exhumed your grandfather's body, and when ! looked up the records, I saw that he brought two bodies there to Deborah felt like the ground was crumbling beneath her feet.

"You're saying they're going to seek their freedom by negotiating with Deborah's grandfather's body?" Jayden asked, frowning.

"Yes..." Christian replied. "Fortunately, I found out before they could use this information against us, and I also wanted to let you know that we've recovered your mother."

"Seriously? Where is she?" Deborah asked, looking around anxiously.

"For now, she's in a safe at the detective's office as it will be considered evidence for the trial, but once

this is over, they'll return her to you."

Deborah nodded sadly, as part of her understood the situation while another part wanted to ignore all the protocols to have her mother with her at that very moment.

"God... every day I wonder if that bastard is even human.. how can someone be so miserable? Did he really steal a resting place to make money?" Jayden complained angrily.

"Unfortunately, due to the time that has passed, I can no longer recover that place," Christian said regretfully. "It has already been modified by the Goth family, and they have placed some people there to rest. But I promise I'll do everything I can to get your grandfather back."

"Wait... maybe we don't need to go to trial to recover Mr. Anderson," Jayden suggested. "You mentioned that the lawyer would use it to negotiate." "Uh-huh..."

"In that case, how about we let him replace Deborah and tell her the plan?"

"Huh?" Deborah was confused, but then she saw him wink.

"Oh, I see what you mean," Christian said. "In that case, let me organize everything so that in that meeting we kill two birds with one stone."

Deborah and Caroline looked at each other, puzzled, as they didn't understand what was going on. But it seemed they had already come up with a plan.