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Instead of stressing himself trying to catch the stupid Sophia lady, why not just put his energy into frustrating their plan? There would always be those people who would do anything for money and in this world, money answered a lot of things and good for him, he had lots of it! Bribing his way through the investigation of any evidence wouldn't be so hard after all. ~~~~~*~~~~~ Patricia turned the box filled with documents upside till every piece of paper fell to the ground. She sat down on the floor of her bedroom and skimmed over each document, looking for a particular one…. Behind her was nanny Juliet, carefully folding and arranging the scattered documents from the previous box she had e

Someone patted Linda Park on the shoulder: "Hey, you're going to be hot this time, your assistant turned out to be Rachel West." "Who? Rachel West? Who is Rachel West?" " Rachel West, you don't know, she is Mr. Smith's ex-wife, but it is said that his ex-wife died five years ago, and I don't know if they are wrong and think your assistant is Rachel West. " "Haha" Linda Park said with a smirk, "That's it, they must have read it wrong. If that ugly bastard is Mr. Smith's ex-wife, then I'm still Mrs. Smith's current boss, really."

“My name is Patricia Coleman.” I frowned. I thought it was Lydia. Her mouth curved slightly. “You might know me as Pat.” Everything inside me froze. Pat. The one who had been coming after Massimo. The one who almost got him killed. The woman in the photograph. The ghost he chased at the gala. It had been her the entire time. “Why did you do all that?” I asked. She looked at me calmly. “Because I wanted to.”

Stared at the photograph. "She looks like you," he said. "All of us do." He set the file down. "When do we start?" "Tomorrow." He nodded. "Then tomorrow." The First Thread The first name on the list was a woman named Patricia. She lived in a small town north of the city. Never married. No children. Worked at a library for thirty years. I drove there alone. The library was small, quiet, full of afternoon light. Patricia was at the front desk, stamping books, her gray hair pulled back.

she greeted him, lifting her gaze just enough to meet his eyes with a forced smile. Patricia’s smile was a mask of calm professionalism, perfectly crafted to shield the storm brewing inside her. It wasn’t the warm, genuine smile she used to reserve for Alvin in their earlier days. No, this was different—cool, detached, and deliberately poised. She knew that by keeping her composure, she could throw him off balance. Her emotions, though churning beneath the surface, were expertly hidden behind that calculated expression. And that was exactly what she wanted. As her lips curved in that controlled smile, she could almost feel the tension it caused in the air between them. It was a subtle power

The young master of Dahl will likely rise to the CEO position after receiving a large share from his late mother] Vivian finished reading one of the articles displayed on the screen, and her hands trembled even more as she learned more information about Patricia Dahl. "Depression?" She once again muttered to herself. “Patricia is a very beautiful woman, and she lives in this big house with luxury. What was causing her depression, and why does it feel like the Dahl family is trying to hide something?”

For three minutes she looked around aimlessly, not sure what she was even looking for until she came across a book amongst the several books on the shelf that piqued her interest. "A nursery rhyme?" She chuckled softly, "Are they expecting a baby or what?" She scoffed as she slowly went through the book. Halfway through, she lost interest and was about to put it back when a torn piece of paper fell out of it. Chloe thought it was a part of the book and reached out to pick it up when she noticed it was a paper cut out of an old newspaper. "MRS. PATRICIA MARLOWE'S DEATH– AN ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE?" She read out the heading of the paper.

His expression undoubtedly gave Debbie the answer. To receive such high praise from a renowned bookish doctor in their department, it seemed that this new arrival, Professor. Watson, was no ordinary person. Soon, her ominous premonition came true. Patricia arrived at the office on time. She had applied light makeup, complementing her delicate and beautiful facial features, with her slightly upturned eyes giving her a foxy charm. Even the simple white coat couldn't hide her beauty and allure. Standing next to Debbie, she completely overwhelmed her in terms of temperament and appearance.

"Patricia, this is Skyler. Skyler, Patricia runs the Bellworth Gallery." They shook hands, Patricia assessing him with the sharp eye of someone who made a living reading people. "So you're the one. The great love that brought her home." "I hope so," Skyler said carefully. "Well, you look properly terrified of me, which is a good start." She patted his arm. "Take care of her. She's special." "I know." The night became a blur of conversations and goodbye hugs. Artists I'd collaborated with. Students I'd mentored. The couple who ran my favorite bookstore. Each person had a memory, a moment that had mattered, a piece of the life I'd built here.

“Mrs. Cessley, I have one more question I’d like to ask of you.” When Mrs. Cessley hurried her to sleep, Alicia grabbed her arm and looked into her eyes. She hesitated momentarily before parting her lips, “Do you happen to know the name Patricia?” Mrs. Cessley tilted her head. “…I can’t remember well. What is her noble status?” “I saw it in the book you gave me. Her last name is Olbach, and I understand that she’s the wife of Gaith Olbach.”