All Chapters of The Wife He Betrayed: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Rain had washed Nakuru clean overnight.The hills surrounding Black Ridge shimmered beneath the early morning sun, while pools of water reflected the pale sky like broken mirrors.Inside the command centre, Bethwel was already awake.Not because he had slept well.Because something had refused to let him sleep at all.He stood before the timeline Alex had constructed.For nearly ten minutes...He said nothing.Alex entered carrying a notebook."You found something."Bethwel smiled."I found something missing."Alex looked at the board."What?"Bethwel pointed between two dates."Almost every major event has witnesses."He moved his finger slowly."Except one.""The hours before Daniel Waore vanished."Silence settled over the room.Alex leaned closer."We know where he was the previous evening.""We know where his vehicle was later recovered."Bethwel nodded."But we still don't know...""...how he spent the missing hours."Naomi joined them carrying an evidence file."The fuel receip

A cool wind swept across the Waore estate before sunrise.From the upper balcony, Patricia watched gardeners trim the hedges that lined the eastern lawn. It was a simple routine, one she had seen hundreds of times growing up, yet it somehow felt unfamiliar.Nothing in the estate had changed.Everything in the family had.She wrapped her sweater tighter around herself before returning inside.The dining room was already alive.Rose arranged breakfast while Esther Atieno instructed one of the house staff about supplies that needed replenishing.Obadiah folded the morning newspaper without reading it.Stephen entered moments later, carrying his ever-present leather briefcase."You work too much," Rose remarked.Stephen smiled."I've been told that before.""By who?"He laughed softly."My daughter."Patricia looked up."Which one?"Stephen's smile lingered."Mercy."The room fell quiet for a brief moment."I spoke to her last night."Rose immediately looked interested."How is she?""Sti

By ten in the morning, Bethwel had already read Dr. Martha Akinyi's notebook three times.The old book lay open on his desk.One page was missing.Not torn.Not accidentally removed.It had been carefully taken from the binding.Bethwel had first seen the notebook at the quarry, when Martha had unexpectedly appeared before the team and revealed that she had been the last doctor to attend to Grace.That had been their first encounter.Their second had come later at Obadiah's residence.That was where the notebook had become important.They had asked Martha whether she had any other evidence.She had looked at Bethwel for several seconds before answering."Yes."She had never shown it.Until now.The knock on the door interrupted his thoughts."Come in."Dr. Martha Akinyi entered.Bethwel stood."Doctor.""Detective."She sat down slowly.Bethwel closed the notebook."We have spoken twice before.""Yes.""First at the quarry.""Yes.""Then at Obadiah's residence."Martha nodded."And to

Patricia did not sleep.Alison's final words kept returning to her.I found something.Something connected to Daniel's first disappearance.And then the sentence that had unsettled her most:I don't think your father's first disappearance was the beginning.Patricia turned in bed and stared at the ceiling.She had spent most of her life without knowing that Daniel Waore existed as her father.Now, in the space of a few weeks, she had discovered the Waore family, a company she apparently had a legitimate claim to, two disappearances involving the man who had fathered her, and secrets that seemed to have survived longer than she had been alive.She reached for her phone.Alison still hadn't replied.Patricia typed another message.Call me when you can.She stared at it before sending.At the county police headquarters, Bethwel had made a decision.The photograph would remain confidential.For now.He placed it inside a clear evidence sleeve and examined it again.Grace stood beside Dani

Bethwel did not go straight to Waore Holdings.He drove past it twice.The first time, he slowed near the main gate.The second time, he took the longer road behind the property.He was looking for the vehicle.It was gone.That bothered him.A person who had been careless enough to be seen repeatedly would rarely disappear the moment the police became interested unless they knew the police had noticed.Bethwel parked several streets away and called Alex."Anything?""Nothing yet.""Then don't look for the vehicle."Alex was silent."Why?""Because I think whoever was driving it wanted us to notice it."At Waore Holdings, Patricia was still thinking about Daniel's note.She had hidden it inside her handbag.She had not shown it to the trustees.Not yet.There was something about the wording that bothered her.If my daughter is ever found...Not if Patricia returns.Not if my daughter comes home.If my daughter is ever found.It sounded as though Daniel had known his child might grow u