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Chapter 103

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last update publish date: 2026-10-19 23:40:46

The first investigator was no longer enough.

His reports had become careful, qualified, frustratingly empty of the confirmation Gregory required. *No concurrent relationship established. Sealed medical records require formal process. Timeline remains consistent with post-divorce conception.* Each sentence arrived like a refusal. Gregory read them standing up, jaw locked, then set the phone face down as if the device itself were complicit.

Diligence had not delivered the story he needed.

So he
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    The demand became a single sentence that organized every remaining hour.Prove it.Prove she cheated. Prove the sealed clinic hid something that exonerated him. Prove the twins were the product of a timeline that made him the deceived rather than the deficient. Prove that the story in which Cathrene Ashford had been the closed, barren center of a failing marriage was still, in some recoverable form, true.Gregory stopped sleeping in any sustained way. He dozed in the study chair between messages, showered when the smell of his own exhaustion became impossible to ignore, and ate standing at the kitchen counter with the blank attention of a man fueling a machine. The mansion’s empty rooms no longer registered as loss. They registered as space cleared for the work.Both investigators were now on permanent retainer. The first produced careful, documented fragments that could survive a courtroom. The second produced sharper, less admissible material that fed the obsession more effici

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    Impossible.The word became the only structure left in his mind that still felt solid.Gregory woke on the study sofa with a dry mouth and the same sentence waiting for him that had been waiting when he finally closed his eyes. Cathrene was pregnant with twins. He said it aloud once, into the empty room, and the sound of it made the air feel thinner. Impossible. She had been the barren one. The closed account. The woman whose body had failed the marriage in the only way his family measured failure. That story had organized years of his life. It had justified distance, resentment, the guest room, the eventual exit. It had been the foundation under every choice that followed.And now the foundation was a rumor from a club and a congratulatory comment under a photograph, insisting that the impossible had already occurred.He showered without feeling the water. Dressed without choosing the clothes. Downstairs, Thomas had laid out coffee with the careful neutrality of a man who had stopped

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