Todos los capítulos de MY HUSBAND'S TRAP: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 75

“Then you can stop looking like someone is about to give you bad news.”“I'll consider it.”Dr. Adrian closed the chart.“Keep attending your therapy sessions, follow your medication schedule, and get enough rest. I don't want to hear that you've been practicing walking alone in your room.”Charlene looked away.Daniel immediately turned to her.“Have you?”“No.”The doctor narrowed his eyes.“Miss Charlene.”She sighed.“Only once.”Daniel shook his head.“Of course.”“Don't look at me like that. I was just testing my balance.”“By yourself?”“I was careful.”Dr. Adrian pointed toward her bed.“No more experiments. If you want to walk, call the nurse or your therapist.”Charlene raised both hands in surrender.

“Run that footage again.”Marcus Hale leaned toward the monitor and rewound the recording.“That's the clearest image we could recover from the garage's old security system.”Eric stood behind him, his arms folded across his chest.“Go back five seconds.”Marcus adjusted the timeline.The footage showed a dark vehicle approaching the far end of the street. It slowed before stopping near the garage entrance.A figure stepped out of the passenger side.The person appeared to exchange a few words with someone standing near the workshop before returning to the vehicle.Eric leaned closer.“Pause.”The image froze.“Can you enlarge it?”Marcus adjusted the footage again.The figure became larger on the screen, but the image only revealed a dark hood covering the person's head and most of the face.Eric narrowed his eyes.“Can you sharpen it?”“I already tried.”“Try again.”Marcus ran another enhancement.The picture became grainier.The hooded figure's outline was visible, but the face re

“Then we'll have to retire half your wardrobe.”Charlene gave him a dry look.For the first time in several days, Margaret laughed without trying to hide it.Across the city, Eric Reese placed a photograph on his desk.Marcus Hale stood opposite him, holding a tablet.“The footage from the garage has been enhanced,” Marcus reported.“Any improvement?”“Not enough to identify the person.”Eric picked up the photograph.The image showed a figure wearing an oversized hooded jacket, standing beside a dark vehicle. The camera angle was poor. The face was hidden, and the light from the streetlamp barely reached the pavement.“Can you determine the person's height?”“Not reliably. The camera was mounted too high, and the vehicle distorted the proportions.”“Gender?”“No.”Eric looked up.Marc