All Chapters of His Dirty Little Niece: (Uncle X, I want you): Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Aurora’s POV “Open the folder. I need to see every photograph, every date, all of it,” I said, staring at the surveillance file bearing my name as it filled the main screen, my fingers tightening against the edge of the table. Steve hesitated for only a moment before expanding the first set of images. “These begin shortly after your parents’ deaths. The earliest frame was taken six weeks later,” he explained, his expression becoming more serious as the first photograph appeared. I stared at the screen. A little girl stood alone on a school playground, photographed from across the street. The next image showed the same child sitting at a birthday table while someone watched from outside the window. Then came school events, afternoons in the garden, university lecture halls, graduation, and even photographs taken in Edinburgh only months earlier. “They never stopped. Birthdays, school, university, graduation, my return from Scotland. Most of these were taken from a distance. I never

Aurora’s POV“The department is officially reopening the investigation into the deaths of Daniel Hayes and his wife. Based on the newly recovered reports and the corrected pages from the anonymous package, the original accident ruling is now under full review,” the lead investigator announced, placing the case file on the table as Xavier, Steve, and I took our seats.“I want every detail, not summaries or redactions. I’m staying for the entire briefing,” I said, keeping my hands flat against the table as I looked directly at the investigator.“She’s part of this, and so are we,” Xavier agreed, giving the investigator a firm nod.Steve opened his tablet. “Archived evidence is already being pulled, including vehicle fragments, original photographs, and witness statements collected fourteen years ago. Everything that still exists will be examined using modern forensic protocols,” he explained.“The first review has already uncovered several inconsistencies between the official case file

AURORA’S POV The secure line connected before I had even finished reading the message Steve had sent. Xavier was already beside me when Steve’s face appeared on the screen, his expression unusually serious. I knew from the moment I saw him that this was not another old document or forgotten name. Something had changed. Something that had been buried for fourteen years had finally started breathing again. Steve looked between us before speaking. “The witness is alive.” For a moment, I simply stared at him. The words did not fit with everything I had spent years believing. My parents had died fourteen years ago, and every investigation since then had treated the case as something that could never be fully solved because the most important people involved were either dead, missing, or too frightened to speak. Yet now Steve was telling me that someone who had tried to come forward days after my father’s death had survived all these years. I looked at Xavier, expecting him to react, but

AURORA’S POV The moment Steve told me someone else had accessed Elias Grant’s transaction record, I knew we were running out of time. The farmhouse connected to the transfer was still several miles away, but whoever had been watching Elias had already started moving. Xavier stood beside me in the secure facility, studying the location Steve had sent while I stared at the satellite image on the main screen. After everything we had uncovered that day, the thought of reaching Elias felt dangerously close to becoming a reality. “We’re staying here,” Xavier said firmly, turning toward me as Steve gathered the investigation files from the table. “Steve and the law enforcement team will search the farmhouse first, and you’ll stay on the secure line with us until we know exactly what we’re dealing with,” he added, his expression making it clear that he wasn't asking for my agreement. “I should be there because this concerns my parents,” I argued, stepping closer to him as frustration rose

AURORA’S POV Cole's final words followed me long after the meeting ended. I kept hearing them in my head as I sat in the secure records room with Daniel's old files spread across the table. The worst part is that Daniel trusted that person completely. It wasn't enough to know that someone close to my father had betrayed him. I needed to understand what kind of person could earn Daniel's trust deeply enough to get close to him, learn what he knew, and then use that trust against him. I pulled every record covering the final months of Daniel's life and began building a list of the people who appeared most often around him. Xavier's name was there, along with Madam Lucy, Arthur Bell, Carter Mills Senior, Victor Langston, and several of the company's earliest executives. Some were business partners, some were advisers, and others had been part of Daniel's personal circle for years. The deeper I went, the more complicated everything became because none of them looked suspicious on the su