บททั้งหมดของ Married by Fate, Broken by Love: บทที่ 191 - บทที่ 194

Dylan's POVNobody moved for several moments after the letter appeared on the screen.The words seemed to affect everyone differently, but I knew exactly what I saw in Aliya's face. Hope. Real hope. Not the fragile kind that had accompanied recent discoveries, but something stronger. For the first time since this investigation began, she wasn't looking at a mystery or a tragedy. She was looking at a message from her father. The years between his disappearance and this moment suddenly felt smaller because a part of him was speaking directly to her.Detective Morris carefully enlarged the document further.The handwriting filled most of the screen now. Time had faded portions of the ink, but the letter remained remarkably preserved. I found myself staring at the signature at the bottom. There was something deeply personal about seeing someone's handwriting after hearing stories about them for so long. It felt more intimate than a photograph. A photograph captured a face. Handwriting cap

Dylan's POVNobody reacted immediately after seeing Elana's name on the document.The shock was too complete for instant responses. We had spent weeks searching for connections between missing people, false identities, and Project Renewal, yet none of us expected the answer to be sitting in church records nearly three decades old. I looked at Aliya and saw the same disbelief I felt. Her entire understanding of her family had been rewritten over the past few days, and now another piece of the puzzle had shifted dramatically. The realization that Elana's name appeared in records connected to her father's letter changed the stakes of everything.Detective Morris stared at the document for several seconds before speaking."This confirms the letter wasn't hypothetical," he said quietly. "Your father knew about Elana specifically." He turned another page carefully, as though afraid the records might disappear if handled too roughly. "And whatever he knew, he considered it important enough t