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I am starting to get annoyed at her face. "Kim, take a seat on the couch or the visitor’s chair. I don’t like being hovered," I told her. "Oh okay." She immediately stood up and walked towards the couch and pretentiously sat there. She played on her phone while we wait for an update, which Corbin also staged. Finally, my cellphone rang and I immediately put it on speaker. "Mr. Jose Luis Betances, this is Reynaldo Abalos. I am the lead investigator for your wife’s accident. I am sorry to inform you that your wife did not survive the crash as well as her friend who is in the same car with her."

Halfway through rushing to change into his swim trunks, the words of the reporter on the television hit him like a bolt, and he grabbed the remote, clicking record like he had back home anytime something about this aired. "Felicita Morales, the widow of Trinidad Morales gave birth today to a baby girl, Trini Morales, named after the father she'll never get to meet. Trinidad, who lost his life just over a month ago in the ring after a blow to the head during a fight that burst an aneurism in his brain, was only twenty-two when the tragedy occurred."

The family was forced to have three closed-casket funerals for the siblings. Ivanka didn't bother to attend. She stayed on her much-needed vacation with Michael. Tiffany was livid that her sister didn't show up to the funeral. So she sent Ivanka a text telling her that she had sex with Jared, too. Jared claimed her pussy was the best. Thinking that it would hurt Ivanka, it only made Ivanka and Michael laugh. Then, Keisha showed up to the funeral claiming to have had a miscarriage. Jared was happy to discover that he was off the hook. He never wanted a baby with Keisha or a marriage.

Authorized by: Castellano Family Trust. Sole trustee: Maria Castellano. My blood turns to ice water. "Maria paid for my father's funeral?" "Yes. And she attended. Under a different name." Vance swipes to the next image. Grainy surveillance or paparazzi footage, I can't tell. A woman in black. Standing behind a tree line at the cemetery. Partially hidden by an umbrella. Maria Castellano. At my father's funeral. Six years ago. Before I ever met Gabriel. Before the contract. Before any of this.

The ambulance siren sounded loudly, accompanying Elena's departure to the cemetery that was to be her final resting place. The group arrived at the luxurious cemetery. A hole the size of Elena's coffin had been prepared. There were several paparazzi ready with their respective cameras; the news of the death of the Hayes family's son-in-law would certainly be a trending topic that brought in a lot of money for them. During the funeral procession, Jonathan kept his head down; the sunglasses he wore implied that he didn't want to answer the reporters' questions.

None of that had anything to do with them, or at least that was what they assumed. Ethan was lazily flipping through channels with the remote while leaning back against the sofa, Aaron was scrolling through his phone with only half his attention on the room, Marjorie sat across from them sipping tea while complaining about grocery prices, and Evelyn sat quietly beside her mother pretending to read a magazine. The reporter’s voice continued calmly, “…sources confirm that the woman involved in the accident is Elara Vaughn, wife of Hale Corporation CEO, Mr. Lucian Hale…” and the name exploded into the room like a bomb.

Amid the chaos, someone called an ambulance and had her taken away. I took a deep breath, then faced the guests, who all looked shaken, and smiled politely. "Apologies for the disturbance, everyone. Now, let's continue our wedding." The ceremony went on grandly, making the day's entertainment headlines. Not long after, Sean was convicted on multiple counts and sentenced to death. He raved in prison, demanding to see Lily, hoping she'd use Peterson Corp's connections to save him. But Lily never looked at him again after that day.

Not today. Today was the day it all resurfaced. The pain, the agony…my wife. The life, the love, and the family that was taken from me. The last time I saw her surfaced, her eyes open…staring, blank, void, empty…dead. The medically induced coma they placed me in kept me from even saying goodbye. I was unable to attend her funeral. The elevator signaled that I reached my floor, and I was left with heavy steps as I walked out and down the hall. I entered my condo after having deposited Lila back into hers, leaving her.

Officer Martinez replied, “I am sorry to call you so late, Mr Earl. I just wanted to let you know that your ex-wife had committed suicide on the same day her daughter passed away. I didn’t tell you on that day because she had listed Mr Roman Morgan as her next of kin. Also, there were no ashes or a funeral held for her because she had donated her body for research.” Mr Earl was not shocked when he heard the news of her ex-wife’s passing. Her life without her beloved daughter was meaningless. He thanked Officer Martinez for letting him know, and then they ended the call. Celia looked at her husband with concern in her eyes and asked, “What happened, Hubby?” Her husband took her hands and repl

Unfortunately, the traffic jam delayed their arrival. Amidst the chaos on that bridge, the accident caught plenty of people’s attention. The accident has been publicly announced on television, circulating in the internet stating that Lissie Jones-Vistagra— the wife of Colton Vistagra is now dead because of a car accident.