The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love
Chapter 1066

Chapter 1066

Then he started on the subject: "Ms. Jared, you guys might be onto something. My mom's death could have something to do with Grant."

"What do you mean?" Rosalyn asked

"Actually, I had totally forgotten about the year before my mom died," Logan said, his hand on the table, subconsciously clenched into a fist. "Maybe Aunty Peyton's death triggered my memory, and I fully remembered everything yesterday. Now I'm pretty sure that my mom's death is indeed related to Grant."

"She was ready at that time, ready to go to Tina...she wouldn't have killed herself. Logan looked up, instinctively looking at Paige.

He saw the look in Paige's eyes and suddenly felt a sense of loss.

She was just sitting there, looking at him.

Her eyes no longer held the same love and anticipation they used to.

She really, really didn't love him anymore.

"So, what are you going to do about Grant?" Rosalyn asked.

Twant... to send him to a mental hospital," Logan said. "He's tortured my mother and me for so many years, I can't accept just letting him die or live comfortably in jail. He ruined my life! I want him to suffer!" As he spoke, Logan looked at Paige again.

Paige frowned and remained silent.

"He has more than one son. If you send him to a mental hospital, your younger brothers might sneak him out. It's not a good thing if he goes into hiding with hatred," Rosalyn said. "But if he really goes crazy. that's another story."

Logan was right. The past events, even the most recent ones, happened more than a decade ago.

Evidence and such were impossible to verify now.

Would Peyton's death be enough to sentence Grant to death?

If he were just locked up, indeed, prison would be more comfortable than a mental hospital.

"Really crazy?" Logan frowned. "You mean, do something to his brain?"

"You don't need to worry about that," Rosalyn said. 'Is there anything else you want to say to us?"

Logan shook his head.

"Well, whether we'll work with you or not depends on your future performance," Rosalyn finished, taking Paige's hand and preparing to leave.

"Paige, can I speak to you alone for a moment?"

'No.' Paige refused without hesitation: "I promised Bailie I wouldn't meet with you alone. Just speak up."

Logan looked at her.

Her love and hatred for someone were very obvious.

I'm sorry...about the photos."

Paige didn't say anything and left with Rosalyn.

Logan watched her walk away and whispered, "I'm not getting married anymore...can you forgive me? Give me another chance...I know I was wrong..."

In the end, Logan leaned on the table, desperate and helpless, tears rolling down.

As they left the cafe, Paige sneaked a glance at Logan, who was leaning on the table.

She sighed.

"What's wrong?" Rosalyn asked gently.

"It's just..." Paige thought about how to phrase it, then said, "Logan might never understand that it wasn't Grant who ruined his expectations."

It was his constant hesitation, always keeping her at a distance.

Always letting her down.

Constantly blaming her for no reason.

Boldly asking her to wait for him over and over again.

It was those things he might have forgotten that made her lose hope and left her battered and bruised.

"People usually don't appreciate what they have; only when they lose it do they feel heartbroken," Rosalyn said, linking arms with Paige. "If he ends up unhappy, it's his own fault. All you need to do is be happy with Bailie."

Paige smiled and nodded.

"Oh man, just hearing the word 'Bailie' instantly lifts my mood."