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Chater 930

Chapter 930

Cars were zooming down the wide road.

Jonathan’s heart was racing, thoughts flashing through his mind as fast as the rapidly changing

scenery before him. He tried to keep a lid on his panic, but the fear had already spread through his

body, beyond his control. It was as if a net had dropped down over his head, trapping him with no way

out.

Ever since he saw that marriage certificate, he knew things had gotten out of hand. He had to find

Estelle and hear everything straight from her!

He kept dialing Estelle’s number, but her phone was always off, and Manley’s phone had been

unreachable since he hung up.

The whole of J City had turned into a cage full of unknowns, and he felt like an animal trapped inside,

unable to find an exit.

Finally, his car pulled up to Villa del Sol.

Villa del Sol was his own design, and he hadn’t been back since he got hitched to the Macclain family.

But he knew his wife Estelle had lived here for three years, up until their divorce last year. Wilma hadnovelbin

told him she’d moved out.

At Villa del Sol, a Samoyed dog was lying on the lawn. As soon as it saw him, it stood up alertly, then

seemed to freeze, staring at him.

He strode in, and Wilma and Mr. Wagner both came out.

“Mr. Lamont, long time no see!” Wilma said cheerfully.

Jonathan looked at the villa that felt both familiar and strange. Had Estelle really lived here for three

years? Was that Estelle the same Estelle who was with him? Why did everything feel so unbelievable?

“Estelle,” Jonathan started in a low voice, “has she come back since she moved out?”

“Yes, she did!” Wilma answered instantly. “She often comes back to visit us and Max.”

“Max?” Jonathan glanced at the dog trailing behind him.

He vaguely remembered asking Estelle if she had a dog. She’d said yes, she had a dog named Max.

“Which room did she stay in?” Jonathan asked.

“In the one upstairs near the west corridor. I’ll take you there!” Wilma led Jonathan up the stairs.

Wilma was puzzled. Estelle and Mr. Lamont had been divorced for a year. Why was he suddenly

asking about her?

Pushing the door open, everything in the room was as Estelle had left it. Wilma often came to clean

and change the sheets, and the cabinets and floor were spotless.

Jonathan slowly walked in, finding it all so surreal.

How could Estelle be his wife?

Suddenly, his gaze landed on the couch on the balcony. It was the same as the one in his house, even

the cabinet next to it was identical. He began to believe that/ Estelle really had lived here, and his

unease grew.

“How long did she live here?” Jonathan asked.

“About three years.” Wilma said.

“What did she usually do?” Jonathan continued.

“Estelle’s life was actually quite simple. She would go to class every day, come back to spend time with

Max or do homework. If she had time in the morning or evening, she would go for a run. Oh, and she

really loved sweets. She often went to the dessert shop on the corner of Maple Street. She was good

friends with a girl there named Emily.” Wilma said.

Emily.

Jonathan’s heart clenched.

No more doubts. The woman he married was Estelle!

Why had she kept it a secret from him? Why had she appeared before him as a stranger?

So many questions, like fog in front of him, obscured his vision. Some things seemed clear, but when

he tried to think it through, it was all a haze.

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