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    Seeing Anthony’s grave approach, Cathy clenched her teeth in frustration, a flicker of malice in her eyes. Had it not been for the old man organizing another meal for Kristopher and Belinda, would she have had to rush here in such a panic? And now, simply because she had casually dered herself the future Mrs. Cox, he was relentlessly pursuing the matter?


    But hadn’t she merely spoken the truth?


    If not for Belinda’s cunning, Kristopher would surely have secured their divorce by now.


    Shortly after, the butler arrived, apanied by the security guard. The young, tall guard seemed to shrink, his head lowered like a scolded child. “Sir, I admit I was wrong to believe thedy and allow her entry.”


    Anthony tapped his cane with a sneer. “You need to be clear. Did she im to be the future Mrs. Cox and coerce you into letting her in? Or did you assume she would soon hold that title and let her through based on that?”


    The security guard hesitated, his gaze involuntarily darting toward Cathy. “Thisdy here… she told me she was the future Mrs. Cox…”


    “You’re lying!” Cathy eximed, clutching her chest as if struggling to breathe. “When did I ever say I was the future Mrs. Cox? Kristopher and Miss Nelson are still married. How could I possibly im such a thing?”


    As she spoke, tears cascaded down her cheeks. “I only mentioned I was here to see Kristopher and asked if you could let me inside…” Kristopher frowned, gently handing her a tissue to dab her tears while casting a frosty look at the security guard. “Be careful with your words.”


    From a distance, Belinda saw the shimmer of Cathy’s tears and the anguish in Kristopher’s eyes. She was internally impressed. Cathy truly had a knack for drama. She could summon tears at will and express her emotions with convincing depth.


    If she brought such a perfect performance to her work, she’d probably have no problem securing awards in the future.


    Surrounded by those rushing to her defense, Cathy sobbed even more convincingly. “I don’t know who put you up to this… There were no recordings, no cameras back then, so obviously, your word isw…”


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    “Who told you there are no recordings, no cameras?” Anthony’s scoff cut through her words. “Stanley, pull up the surveince footage.”<fn4abf> Newest update provided by F?nd-Novel</fn4abf>


    Frozen, Cathy’s hand paused in the act of wiping her tears. She looked up, her eyes darting as she tried to mask her rising panic. “Anthony, your house… Is there a camera at the gate too?”


    When she was with Kristopher, she had frequently visited the Cox family’s mansion. She vividly recalled Kristopher once confiding in her that Anthony had a strong aversion to being monitored, which was why only a handful of the vi’s cameras were real. The rest were mere decoys to deter trespassers.


    But how could this be…


    “Yes,” Stanley confirmed with a subdued grin. “There was a security overhaul in the vi recently. Mr. Anthony felt it was pointless to keep those dummy cameras, so he reced them all with functional ones.” He continued, ensuring the surveince was being checked, “Now, there are high-definition cameras monitoring even the area outside the gates. The footage should include your exchange with the security guard.”


    At this revtion, Cathy’s face darkened. She had boldly refuted the security guard’s allegations, confident in her knowledge that the cameras at the vi’s entrance were decoys. She firmly believed that their conversation had been a secret shared only between her and the guard.


    But now…


    “Miss Miller,” Stanley addressed her seriously. “Should it turn out that this guard has falsely used you, we’ll terminate his employment immediately.”


    At that moment, Allen chuckled. “And what if it turns out that Miss Miller is the one who’s been lying?”


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