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I wasn't sure if anyone else could understand what Henry was saying.

But I knew it very well.

If I were to die, it would be a breaking point for both the Luther and the Lincoln.

They would certainly investigate the causes and consequences thoroughly, and everything would come to light. T

hen, Henry would lose his inheritance rights in the family, and Cynthia would be left in a situation where she couldn't live or die.

In the past, Henry could tolerate me as his wife for the sake of his interests.

Now, driven by his ambitions, he would endure anything, even if it meant I personally killed Cynthia.

After all, until he officially inherited the family, I, as his wife, had significant value.

I watched as Henry picked up Cynthia.

"Henry, let Cynthia go, and I'll help you secure your inheritance in the Luther."

Henry's steps halted. Cynthia's body tensed. He lowered his gaze to Cynthia.

Cynthia, trying to be cooperative, said, "Henry, put me down, I'll leave right away."

Henry not only di