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CHAPTER 141: MEETING REYES

Autor: Kennywrites
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-10-18 14:30:22

The diner Reyes had chosen sat on the edge of the city, the kind of place that stayed open all night out of habit rather than demand, its fluorescent lights casting everything in a flat, unflattering glow. Elias slid into the booth across from him, Maya waiting tensely in a car parked just outside despite Reyes's insistence on meeting alone — a concession Elias had made only after Reyes agreed to let her remain within sight, within reach, should anything go wrong.

Reyes looked older than Elias
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  • The wrong vow: I MARRIED MY EX'S SUPPOSED UNCLE    CHAPTER 141: MEETING REYES

    The diner Reyes had chosen sat on the edge of the city, the kind of place that stayed open all night out of habit rather than demand, its fluorescent lights casting everything in a flat, unflattering glow. Elias slid into the booth across from him, Maya waiting tensely in a car parked just outside despite Reyes's insistence on meeting alone — a concession Elias had made only after Reyes agreed to let her remain within sight, within reach, should anything go wrong. Reyes looked older than Elias remembered from their previous meetings, the weight of whatever he was about to confess visible in the hollows beneath his eyes. "You already know some of it," Reyes said, before Elias could speak. "Maya's mother told you about my father. I assumed she would, eventually. I'm honestly surprised it took this long." "Your father," Elias repeated slowly. "Not you." "My father," Reyes confirmed. "Daniel Reyes Senior. He was a hospital administrator at that clinic decades ago, young, with far more

  • The wrong vow: I MARRIED MY EX'S SUPPOSED UNCLE    CHAPTER 140: THE NAME MY MOTHER NEVER SAID

    Maya's hands shook as she dialed, putting the call on speaker the moment her mother answered, Elias, Damien, and Richard gathering close around the desk, all of them holding their breath. "Mom. I'm here. Everyone's here. Tell me." Her mother's voice came through unsteady, carrying the particular weight of a confession held back through every previous conversation, finally, reluctantly surfacing. "I've told you everything I thought I could bear to tell you," she said. "But there's one more piece. One detail I left out because admitting it felt like admitting something I still can't fully forgive myself for." "What is it, Mom?" "The swap wasn't orchestrated by Margaret alone," her mother said. "She had help. Someone inside the hospital administration — someone who falsified records, controlled access to the maternity ward, made sure the right paperwork disappeared and the right paperwork appeared in its place. I worked alongside this person for years afterward, Maya. I watched the f

  • The wrong vow: I MARRIED MY EX'S SUPPOSED UNCLE    CHAPTER 139: ONE FAMILY TRAIT

    Elias paced the length of his study well past midnight, Margaret's cryptic warning circling through his mind on an endless loop — it's a family trait, apparently, one that's about to cost someone else dearly — trying to parse whether it was an empty, spiteful threat meant purely to wound Richard, or something concrete and specific that demanded immediate action. He called Maya, Damien, and Richard together within the hour, the four of them gathering once more in the study that had become, over the course of this entire story, the closest thing to a command center any of them had. "She doesn't make idle threats," Elias said, once everyone had settled. "Everything she's said throughout this entire conflict has carried actual weight behind it, even when it sounded purely theatrical. I don't think this is different." "Family trait," Damien repeated slowly, turning the phrase over. "She's talking about secrets. About someone keeping something hidden, the way Richard kept the diary confe

  • The wrong vow: I MARRIED MY EX'S SUPPOSED UNCLE    CHAPTER 138: WHAT RICHARD KNEW

    Richard's apartment felt smaller than Maya remembered, the modest furnishings a stark contrast to the mansion's grandeur he'd long since left behind, and he looked up from his dinner with visible surprise when Maya and Elias appeared in his doorway, the diary clutched in Elias's hand. "What's wrong?" he asked, reading their expressions immediately. Elias didn't waste time with preamble. He held out the diary, opened to the final entry, and watched Richard's face as he read it. The color drained slowly from Richard's expression as he reached the last line, his hands beginning to tremble slightly around the small book. He set it down carefully on his kitchen table, and for a long moment, he simply sat with it, not denying, not spiraling into panic, just absorbing the weight of what they'd just confronted him with. "She told me," he said finally, his voice thick with shame. "Weeks before she died. I was maybe seventeen, barely older than she was. She came to me terrified, with fragme

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    The opening was small, barely wide enough for a grown adult to crouch through, carved into the wall behind what had once been Elena's bedroom closet with a precision that suggested deliberate, careful construction rather than any accidental architectural gap. Flashlight beams cut through decades of undisturbed dust as Maya crowded close beside Elias, Reyes, and the technician who'd made the discovery, all of them peering into a space that had clearly gone untouched for a very long time."It's safe to enter," the technician confirmed, having already checked the small space for any structural concerns. "No wiring in this particular section. Whatever this room is, it's separate from the surveillance system."Elias went first, ducking through the narrow opening, and Maya followed close behind, her flashlight beam sweeping across a space no larger than a modest closet — but unmistakably, heartbreakingly personal rather than sinister.Children's belongings lined one small shelf, carefully p

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    Reyes's team arrived at the mansion within the hour, equipment cases stacked high in the foyer, the mood entirely different from the earlier security sweep months before — less routine precaution now, more grim, focused urgency. Maya sat with Elias in the study, watching through the open door as technicians moved methodically through the house, their earlier confidence in the property's security visibly shattered by Damien's discovery."Start with everything connected to the original spyware's network path," Reyes instructed his team. "If there's a secondary access point, it likely shares some infrastructure with what we already found, even if it's been carefully isolated since."The search took most of the day, technicians working room by room with specialized equipment, the house's old bones giving up their secrets slowly and reluctantly. By late afternoon, one of them called Reyes over to a service panel in the basement, his expression tight with discovery."This isn't digital," th

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    “Did she find out?”. Maya Thought on her way home, maybe it is about work or he is planning a surprise. Ciara was in the sitting room pressing her phone,The second she saw Maya she flipped the phone face down.Maya sat across from her. "Tell me everything.""He is completely obsessed with me." Cia

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    She opened the letter at two in the morning and her mother's handwriting stopped her before she finished the first line.Not the words yet. Just the sight of it, the specific slant, the deliberate spacing, the way Helen had always written like she was making a record rather than sending a message.

  • The wrong vow: I MARRIED MY EX'S SUPPOSED UNCLE    CHAPTER 5: TERMS AND CONDITIONS

    "Deal," Maya said. She said it the way you say a thing when you have already decided and are just waiting for your mouth to catch up. Elias did not smile. He did not exhale with relief. He nodded once, the way someone nods when a number comes in where they expected it, and then he took out his ph

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