The Unwanted Wife's Unexpected Comeback - Chapter 729

Chapter 729:

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Corey suddenly became curious and asked his informant about Alicia’s recent activities. The answer intrigued him.

Alicia had covertly arranged a meeting with Blake and had visited the hotel where the incident took place.

Corey asked, “What did she do at the hotel?”

The informant responded, “She entered a room but didn’t engage in any obvious activity. She was likely searching for evidence.”

Hearing this, Corey recalled something.

“Did they actually go through with it that night?”

The informant replied, “You’d have to consult Miss Moss about that, Mr. Hampton. You’re the one with access to the surveillance footage.”

Moreover, an internal hotel staff member was present in the surveillance room at the time.

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Corey sneered, deciding there was no need to review the footage. He was certain the pair must have been intimate that night. Otherwise, Blake wouldn’t have survived.

Enjoying the unfolding scandal, Corey had the informant send him some secretly taken photos. In the images, Alicia wore black, looking slim and delicate, like a shadow moving through the night. Her hat was pulled low, showing just her pointed chin. She was seen entering the hotel with Blake.

With a mischievous smile, Corey forwarded the photos to Caden’s work email.

Alicia had planned the meeting with Blake to confirm the events of that night. Blake insisted, “Alicia, I assure you, I did not lay a hand on you.”

While Alicia had been unconscious, Blake, though still affected by the drugs, had impulsively removed her coat. Just as he was about to proceed, he noticed Alicia in tears and found himself unable to continue. Instead, he dealt with his urges alone.

Upon hearing this, Alicia looked up, her demeanor calm yet resolute.

“Before I lost consciousness that day, there was a hidden camera in the room. I went back to check, but it’s missing now. Someone has taken it.”

Blake responded, “If the Moss family retrieved it, the footage is likely destroyed.”

“And if it isn’t?” Alicia asked, her voice tinged with hope.

What if it wasn’t destroyed? Holding on to this faint hope, Alicia decided to take a chance.

Blake, convinced by her determination, agreed.

“Let’s check the surveillance room then.”

Hotels often had cases of undisclosed cameras, so this wasn’t entirely out of the ordinary.

As they were about to leave, Alicia’s sharp observation caught something—someone lurking suspiciously nearby. She stopped abruptly.

Blake quickly understood and kept his distance.

“I’ll check alone. You should go back.”

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