Chapter 515 The Painful Truth
“Your parents’ demise was no accident but a scheme orchestrated by Aunt Charisa.”
Zachary lit a cigarette indifferently outside the hospital. “Aunt Charisa doesn’t make enemies.
for no reason,” he told Damien.
After taking a deep drag of his cigarette, he exhaled smoke, then met Damien’s intense gaze. He continued, “She once told me her only regret was not thoroughly verifying the information.”
“She inadvertently caused Hansen’s wife to be buried alongside him.”
“On that fateful day, her sole intention was to eliminate Hansen.”
Damien sat rigidly on the bench, his fists clenched tightly.
He stared frigidly at Zachary and snarled, “I don’t recall my father having any disputes with the. Miles or the Tanner family!”
“He had a bone to pick with Aunt Charisa.”
Zachary closed his eyes and sighed. “You must have heard.”
“Once she took on the title of Mrs. Miles, her foremost objective was to eradicate the men who had once disrespected her methodically.”
Damien’s face went pale as Zachary continued. “Your father was one of them.”
His words were like a sledgehammer that struck Damien’s heart.
He clenched his fists tightly, gritting his teeth, and seethed, “You’re lying!”
“Neither you nor me determine the truth.”
“Those men from the past are all dead now.”
“Only Aunt Charisa knows the truth about what transpired back then.”
“If unsure, ask your grandfather whether your father traveled to Europe nineteen years ago in May.”
Damien gritted his teeth.
Nineteen years ago, he was seven.
He was old enough to remember..
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He vividly remembered that his father went to Europe in May of the year he turned seven.
It was said that Dad went to Europe to bring Uncle Raymond back, who was idling and not taking life seriously.
But…
Damien couldn’t fathom its true connection to the incident despite his journey to Europe.
He clenched his jaw tightly and vehemently dismissed the idea.
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