All Chapters of HE MARRIED ME FOR REVENGE : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Olivia stood outside the Carter family estate. She had not returned since the investigation began. The house looked exactly as she remembered it, yet now she saw it differently. Every room could contain a secret. Every hallway could hide something Jonathan never told them. Lucien stayed beside her. He reminded her that they did not have to do this alone. “I grew up in this house,” Olivia said. “How did I never know what was underneath it?” Samuel, still weak from the gunshot, answered, “Because Jonathan didn’t want you to know until you were ready.” Before they entered, Olivia received a call from Richard. He asked where she was. She told him the truth: they were at the Carter estate. Richard immediately became concerned. He told her that Jonathan once specifically instructed him never to search beneath the house. Olivia asked why. “Because Jonathan told me the day would come when you would need to find it yourself.” Olivia realized Jonathan never trusted anyone ev

The words remained visible on the wall. STOP LOOKING.Nobody spoke for several seconds. Olivia stared at the message. Instead of frightening her, it made her more determined. “If they wanted me to stop,” she said, “they shouldn’t have shown me the door.” Lucien agreed. Michael immediately checked whether the message was triggered remotely. Adrian examined the wall. They discovered the message was not painted or projected. It was created by an old mechanism hidden inside the archive. That meant Jonathan himself had installed it. Olivia realized the warning may not have come from the enemy. It may have been part of Jonathan’s design. Michael discovered another hidden panel beneath the desk. It contained an old recording system. The system activated when Olivia placed the photograph on the desk. Jonathan’s voice began playing. “If you’ve reached this room, then someone has already tried to stop you.” Olivia listened carefully. Jonathan explained that the final archive was

The room remained silent after the message. Lucien already knows the answer.Everyone turned toward him. Olivia asked, “What do you remember?” Lucien struggled. He explained that the memory was extremely old. He remembered being inside Jonathan’s study when he was a child. Jonathan showed him a photograph the same photograph Olivia described. Two babies. One was Olivia. The other was a baby boy. Lucien remembered asking Jonathan, “Who is he?” Jonathan refused to answer. Instead he said, “One day, you may have to protect both of them.” Lucien never understood what Jonathan meant. Olivia asked whether Lucien remembered anything else. He said he remembered the back of the photograph. There was handwriting on it a date, two initials, and a strange symbol. Michael immediately asked what the initials were. Lucien said, “O.C.” Olivia assumed the initials belonged to her. Lucien shook his head. The initials were written beneath the second baby, not Olivia. This meant t

The group traveled to the abandoned school. Nobody knew exactly what they would find. Lucien remained unusually quiet. Olivia noticed. “You said you remember him,” she said. Lucien admitted he remembered the boy from childhood but did not remember his name. He remembered playing with him once. He remembered Jonathan watching them. And he remembered being told not to tell anyone about the boy. Olivia asked why. “Because Jonathan looked scared when he said it.” They arrived at the school. The building appeared abandoned. The windows were broken. The classrooms were covered in dust. But Adrian immediately noticed something strange. One door had a new lock. Someone had recently been inside. Michael checked the surrounding area. There were fresh tire tracks. Someone expected them to come. Olivia realized the message was not simply a warning. They had been invited. They entered the building. Inside one classroom, Olivia discovered children’s drawings still hanging on t

The entire room fell silent when they heard the mechanism moving. The old wall slowly separated. Behind it lay a narrow passage, dark and narrow enough that only one person could pass at a time. Olivia immediately stepped forward. Lucien caught her arm. “Wait.” She looked at him. “We’ve spent too long finding doors that were meant to stay closed.” He did not argue. Instead he agreed to let Adrian examine the passage first. Adrian moved carefully, checking for wires, pressure plates, or any obvious traps. There were none. But something else was wrong. Dust covered almost everything except the floor leading into the chamber. Someone had entered recently. Michael’s voice was quiet. “Someone else has already discovered the passage.” They entered the hidden chamber one by one. Unlike the abandoned room outside, this chamber had been carefully preserved. A wooden desk sat against one wall. Several locked filing cabinets stood nearby. An old tape recorder rested on the desk