Chapter 131

Ophelia was indeed right about those things, but he had just called Kingchester to inquire, and the doctor said that, given his current physical condition, those were all normal phenomena. She probably heard a few words from Winford and then ran up to him, babbling without thinking, not knowing what she was trying to achieve.

“Well, Mr. Merritt, the sachet…” the subordinate hesitated.

Bryson raised his eyebrows and thought for a moment, “Let’s just listen to her and move it away first.”

It wasn’t that he believed Ophelia’s words; he just wanted to use facts to slap Ophelia in the face and see what she would have to say then!

The weekend passed quickly, and before I knew it, it was Monday. In the morning, when Ophelia was getting ready to go to school, Winford was also having someone prepare things. Bryson looked a bit off.

“Winford, where were you going?”

Winford glanced at him without changing his expression and said, “Lia was going to class. Sunset Vista was too far, and it was inconvenient to go back and forth, so she was going back to the school apartment.”

“Wait a minute, Ophelia was going to school. Winford, why did you have to go with her too?”

Winford paused his movements and, with a blank expression, said, “Why are you so full of nonsense?”

At that moment, Ophelia ran over, hands on her hips, and said, “I can’t live without my husband; he has to be with me. What’s wrong with that?”

Bryson was shocked. Was Winford that kind of person? His newlywed wife couldn’t live without him, so he obediently moved next to the school to be with her. If he had known that the truth was actually that Winford couldn’t live without people, he probably would have been so shocked that his jaw would have dropped!

Coming to his senses, Bryson suddenly realized that both of them had left, and that Sunset Vista was now left with just him all alone. He immediately said, “I also wanted to go!”

Ophelia and Winford both looked at him, not bothering to hide the disdain in their eyes.

Ophelia: “What did you go to do?”

Winford: “There was no room for you.”

Bryson:

Ten minutes later, Bryson, who watched the two of them get into the car and leave, sat in his wheelchair, feeling inexplicably desolate like a child cruelly abandoned by his parents.

Ophelia:

How could there be such a strange feeling! She hurriedly withdrew her gaze, shook her head, and dismissed the strange thought. The car stopped at the school gate. Ophelia got out of the car, waved her hand, and watched as the car drove away before she turned and walked towards the school. Someone recognized her.

“It was Ophelia!”

“Who was the person that brought her here?”

“I don’t know, but I just caught a glimpse, and it seemed like a man…”

Ophelia ignored the gazes and whispers around her. Her phone vibrated, and she was about to take it out to check.

“Cousin!” A familiar voice sounded. Turning her head, Lenora ran towards her. Holding her hand, Lenora quietly asked, “Was it your cousin’s husband who brought you here just now?”

Ophelia laughed, “Did you see it?”

“I didn’t see it, I just guessed!” Lenora said with a tone full of relief and happiness, “My cousin’s husband was really good to my cousin!”

Although she had not interacted much with Winford, she no longer held the same stereotypes about him and had seemingly accepted this cousin-in-law. Noticing this, Ophelia was very happy. Although it didn’t matter that she wasn’t accepted, her close family was willing to acknowledge him, so how could she not be happy?

“Cousin, today is Monday…” Lenora said with a worried tone.

“Yes, today was Monday, and those two rotten people, Bessie and Jasper, were going to be in trouble.” Ophelia glanced at her phone and said leisurely. On the phone, there was suddenly a new message—

Sonder: I had sent you what you wanted.

She moved her fingers.

“Luna Lia: Thank you!”

Since Bessie got together with Jasper, no matter how careful she was, how could there be no trace at all? So she found someone to help—Sonder, a hacker and her best friend from her past life. They accidentally met online and had agreed to meet in real life, but later Sonder suddenly disappeared, and then she died. In this lifetime, she found him again online.

The phone vibrated again.

‘Sonder: The other thing you asked me to do still had no result for the time being.’

During that time, Harriet was in the spotlight, and many people wanted to take action against her, but it couldn’t be confirmed that it was Erin who did it.