?Chapter 1095:


    “After your mother brought you into this world, she met Kam a few times. Kam wasn’t very fond of her, and there was a minor sh between them. But after you disappeared, your mother was too preupied to deal with Kam. So, things had remained calm until your mother’s passing,” Le said. Although Kam had visited her several times after Dottie’s death, Le felt that Kam had never crossed a line. It was only after Eileen’s return that tensions red up, making it clear that Kam was now targeting Eileen.


    The mere mention of Dottie caused Le to lower her eyes, her sadness unmistakable.


    “Great Grandma!” Gabri burst into the room, her little legs carrying her quickly. “The sun’s been swallowed up by the clouds again. Look!”


    The sun had been shining brightly only moments ago, but now it was hidden behind a nket of dark clouds.


    “You’re right,” Le said with a smile as she stood up and headed outside with Gabri. “Let’s go see if the sun can push through those clouds and shine again.”


    Eileen took Aryan’s arm and leaned against him. “Can you help me find out what happened between my mother, Keith, Marisa, and Kam?”


    She had never looked into Dottie’s past herself and had always assumed that the version of Dottie Le spoke about was the truest one. However, she now realized she had overlooked the fact that Le’s perspective was just one side of the story. She didn’t fully understand what had gone wrong or who might have been at fault. It was possible that even Dottie had been uncertain about who was truly good and who was bad.


    “I had Raymond start an investigation a few days ago. We should have results soon,” Bryan said, his hand sliding down from the back of the sofa to rest on Eileen’s shoulder. Eileen’s eyes brightened with curiosity. “Why did you decide to look into this?”


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    Bryan sat up straight, his voice taking on a serious tone. “You mentioned that besides Travis, there was another person involved in your kidnapping. I believe the matter is not that simple. We’ll ensure your safety as we leave this troublesome ce, but that doesn’t mean I’ll let that person get away with it easily.”


    Even if they managed to leave, investigations would continue. Furthermore, once they were gone, it would be easier for the culprit to reveal themselves.


    However, they hadn’t expected the culprit to always be one step ahead.


    Suddenly, amotion erupted outside the door. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, Eileen and Bryan saw a group of people dressed in ck storming in. The numerous bodyguards stationed outside struggled to hold them back. Gabri, startled, spun around and dashed toward Le.


    Bryan sprang to his feet and hurried out of the vi, with Eileen close behind him.


    Eileen positioned herself in front of Le and Gabri. She quickly noticed that the leading woman, who was wailing, bore a striking resemnce to Jaliyah.


    “They’re from the Diaz family,” Raymond said to Eileen and Bryan. “They’ve bribed the property management staff and donned ck attire upon entering. They’ve also brought along reporters.” Behind them, a swarm of camera-wielding individuals snapped photos.


    Unlike the minor squabbles of the past, this incident involved a life lost. The media were like vultures, driven by a relentless desire for sensationalism. Their sole aim was to capture attention, no matter the cost of consequences.


    In the live stream, the media’s opening statements, barely audible, highlighted the Diaz family’s imed heartbreak outside Eileen’s residence.


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