Chapter 1111



She hesitated, then turned to Holley. “Do you remember anything about that?”

After all, back then, Holley had been the one taking care of Belinda the most.

At the mention of the matter about hormones, Holley felt a tightness in her chest.

The more the topic came up, the more uneasy she became—afraid they’d find something.

Taking a moment to steady herself, she replied, “I really don’t remember anything about that. Mom, think about it—Belinda was practically raised by you and me! She barely had contact with outsiders. How could someone have fed her hormones out of nowhere? Maybe… maybe Belinda has gotten it wrong?”

Kenia didn’t respond.

Holley softened her voice. “Mom, what you need to focus on now is your health. Don’t stress over anything else.”

Still, Kenia said nothing. She simply raised her gaze, glancing at Holley.

Then, with a soft sigh, she closed her eyes.

Holley sat beside her, feeling uneasy.

What neither of them knew was that Sarai had been standing outside the door, listening to their entire conversation.

A flicker of realization passed through her eyes as if a thought had just occurred to her. Then, a slow, knowing smile curled on her lips.

The next day.

After finishing her night shift at eight in the morning, Belinda rushed home to catch up on sleep.

Find your imagination at galn ovels ; con She didn’t wake up until a little past five in the afternoon.

Just as she stirred, her phone rang—it was Jazmine calling, inviting her over for dinner.

After freshening up, Belinda drove to Jazmine’s place.

She greeted Rowell and Jazmine upon arrival.

“You’ve been back at work for a few days now. How’s it going? Settling in alright?” Rowell asked.

Belinda smiled. “I’m doing fine. It’s not my first time working—there’s nothing to adjust to.”

“Are your colleagues saying anything behind your back?” Jazmine asked.

Belinda shook her head. “Nope! Everyone’s been really nice to me.”

“That’s good.” Jazmine nodded with a smile.

Rowell’s expression turned serious. “Any leads on who bribed Diego?”

Belinda pressed her lips together before nodding. “Lucas’ people found out it might have been Lucas’ older brother who bribed Diego.”

After a pause, she added, “Lucas and his brother have always been enemies.”

Rowell’s face darkened.

He studied Belinda for a moment before speaking again. “Belinda, there’s something I’ve been meaning to ask you… I want your honest thoughts.”

Belinda eyed Rowell with a hint of curiosity. “What is it?”

Rowell’s expression remained serious. “Getting back together with your ex-husband—have you really thought it through?”

Without hesitation, Belinda nodded. “Of course.”

She pressed her red lips together briefly before looking between Rowell and Jazmine. “You both know what kind of person I am. Ever since I was young, every decision I’ve made has been carefully thought out. This is no different. I’ve already considered everything.”

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