Todos os capítulos de My Funeral Tape Ruined Her Perfect Wedding: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Selina picked up the watch. A jagged edge cut into her fingertip, but she didn't seem to notice. "How much did Jared pay you?" Patrick frowned. "What?" "The video, the watch, and those so-called financial records." Selina let out a cold laugh. "He really went to a lot of trouble to ruin my wedding."Three years ago, he stole 50 million dollars from me, sent me divorce papers, and disappeared. Now, three years later, just as I'm about to get married, he hires people to put on this little performance. I'm sure he wants me to believe he's dead, feel guilty about it, and then ruin my wedding." Standing behind her, I suddenly found the whole thing absurd. Apparently, in Selina's eyes, I'd become some kind of all-powerful mastermind. Even after my death, I could somehow transfer 50 million dollars out of her accounts, send the divorce papers, and predict the exact day she'd remarry. She'd rather believe all that than accept that I had loved her more than my own life. Zachary t

When Selina and I were 20, we went camping in the mountains. In the middle of the night, a flash flood swept through the area, and a tree branch sliced open my lower abdomen. With the floodwaters blocking the way, rescue crews couldn't reach us in time, so Selina followed the doctor's instructions over the phone and stitched up my wound herself. On the third stitch, she accidentally tied the thread into a knot that wouldn't come undone. By the time she finished the seventh stitch, she was so afraid the wound would come apart that she clumsily tied two knots. There was no medical record of what had happened, no photographs, and no one else knew about it. Only Selina and I knew of the incident. George turned to her. "Do you know how this scar was made?" Selina didn't answer. George pulled back the white sheet covering the corpse's waist, exposing the crooked scar beneath the bright lights. Seven puncture marks ran along the wound, each at a different depth, and sure enough, b

Janice stood frozen, her face drained of color. Selina slowly turned to look at her, disbelief etched across her face. "50 million dollars?" On the recording, Janice's voice sounded noticeably panicked. "What 50 million? I don't know what you're talking about." "I heard everything." My labored breathing came through the recording, barely audible over the howling wind. "Zachary said that as long as you helped him, the money would be transferred to the Wendell Corporation's account once the accident was over. He also said Selina would never find out where the money had really gone."Janice flew into a rage, humiliated that her secret had been exposed. "You were eavesdropping on us?" "Was that money going to be pinned on me?" I asked. "Were you planning to make Selina believe I'd taken the money and run?" Janice didn't answer, but her silence said everything. A moment later, she lowered her voice and said, "Zach has Lina's power of attorney and personal seal. He'll take c

Janice jerked her head up in panic. "It wasn't me!" She lunged for the printed record, but William stepped in and stopped her. "This must have been Zachary's doing! He's been to the house before, and he's used my computer!" Zachary let out a cold laugh. "So now you're trying to pin everything on me, Janice? You were the one who told me that as long as we got Jared out of the picture, it didn't matter what methods we used!""Shut up!" Janice shrieked. "If you hadn't lied and told me you only wanted them to get divorced, why would I have helped you forge the evidence?"The two of them erupted into a screaming match, each desperately trying to shift the blame onto the other in front of everyone. Once the closest of allies—a prospective mother-in-law and her future son-in-law—they were now turning against each other, each desperate to pin every crime on the other. Selina stood off to the side, her expression blank as she watched them tear each other apart. Only now did she fina

The lawyer's statement was just the beginning.Following the reopening of the old case, those who had been involved in the investigation back then were brought back in for questioning again.The witness who had been bribed to give a false statement quickly admitted that he hadn't actually seen Dad transfer the company funds. The so-called secret trade he had seen was none other than a lie Zachary had told him to memorise."He told me then that the Solton family was going to fall really soon, so as long as I was willing to be a witness, he would give me three million dollars and send me out of the country. At the time, I had a gambling debt to pay off, so…"He ducked his head, not daring to continue.Meanwhile, the investigators found seven appeal letters in the sealed case files.Every one of them was addressed to Selina, yet not a single one had ever reached her.In the first letter, Dad had listed, in detail, all the errors in the account books.In the second letter, he point