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    Felicia’s shock quickly turned to anger, then frustration. She mmed her fist onto the table. “I can’t believe I read her so wrong!”


    By the very next day, Felicia ended her marriage with Josh. Their wedding vows dissolved overnight, reced by a battle of interests.


    Hamilton watched Dani, clearly impressed and maybe even a little awestruck.


    Brad asked, “Did you hear about Felicia meeting Dani yesterday? I heard she rushed home and divorced Josh, saying her youth was too valuable to waste on an old man.”


    Ethan added, “Jules called me first thing today. Josh is both furious and humiliated. All of Oiscoll isughing at him.”


    A worried frown creased Hamilton’s face. “Josh won’t let this go. He’s bound to me Dani.”


    Brad just chuckled. “If you ask me, Dani did it on purpose just to push his buttons.”


    Ethan agreed. “Right. She doesn’t seem scared of him at all, Hamilton. I wouldn’t worry.”


    Hamilton’s expression grew serious. “Do either of you even think before you talk?”


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    Hamilton continued, “Why do you think Dani went out of her way to provoke Josh? She already knows who was responsible for her mother’s death, so why hasn’t she taken action yet? Lately, things have been quiet for you two, but have you forgotten why Dani came to Oiscoll?”


    Brad looked taken aback. “Are you saying Dani has been digging for the person behind the explosion?”


    Ethan felt a shiver run down his spine. “But we still have no clue who’s actually responsible.”


    Hamilton didn’t say a word. That fear had always lingered in the back of his mind.


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    Whoever orchestrated the explosion had done a masterful job staying hidden. Dani, out in the open, was now exposed. The mastermind continued lurking, and with Dani expecting a child, there was no doubt more trouble was brewing.


    The risk surrounding Dani was only growing.


    Hamilton, too restless to remain seated, got up at once and set out to look for Cedric.


    He found Cedric in the kitchen, focused on preparing pastries for Dani. Those long, steady hands worked the dough with skill, his face calm, eyes fixed on his task.


    Watching from the doorway, Hamilton felt a surge of pride.


    That was his son.


    Cedric could be seen preparing pastries with the ir of a star chef, and it was clear why Dani found herself drawn to him.


    Feeling slightly reassured, Hamilton remarked, “Let Dani know she needs to step back from the explosion case. She has to stop her investigation for now.”


    Cedric’s expression didn’t change, his voice even and unbothered. “She calls the shots on the big things.”


    Hamilton was stunned. “Excuse me? You said you’d handle the serious stuff and she’d take care of the rest. When did that change?”


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