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All Her Secrets Chapter 701 by Chestnut

Chapter 701 The Arroyos

Catherine didn’t lose her temper, but Zobber was getting impatient. She directly slapped Davy in the face, saying, “What are you saying? How dare you lie here? Do you want to die?”

“Smack!” The loud slap echoed throughout the private room.

Davy covered his face and cried in pain. Then he coughed violently, spitting out blood with a white tooth mixed in it.

The surrounding people watched this scene coldly. For them, it wasn’t entertaining at all.

Zobber had already restrained the force of the slap. If she had used full strength, Davy might have already passed out.

“Here’s another chance. If you don’t talk, don’t blame me for being ruthless!

“Zobber threatened.

“Miss, spare me!” Davy knelt on the ground, continuously bowing. “I really didn’t lie. Please spare my life.”

Zobber took out a fruit knife from the side and waved it in her hand. Davy was frightened and seemed on the verge of fainting at any moment.

But he remained silent, no matter how Zobber threatened him.

Suddenly, Catherine, who had been sitting aside, stood up, making everyone tense.

It had been a long time since they had seen Catherine take action, and they didn’t know what fate awaited Davy this time.

Catherine approached Davy step by step with a powerful aura that almost suffocated him. He looked up, and fear filled his eyes.

The unexpected happened the next moment.

Catherine did strike, but her target wasn’t Davy. It was Davy’s wife lying on the side. With great force, a single strike from Catherine knocked Davy’s wife unconscious.

After dealing with Davy’s wife, Catherine shifted her icy gaze back to Davy. Davy trembled in fear. “Miss, spare me. I’ll confess everything!”

Catherine lifted her chin and pointed to the woman lying on the side. She said, ” She’s out. I don’t have to teach you what to say, right?”

Davy looked at his unconscious wife and nervously swallowed. After hesitating for a moment, he decided to reveal the truth. With his fierce wife unconscious and unable to hear, he felt bold.

“Miss, it really wasn’t me this time. Someone sent me a room number, saying Audrey was waiting for me inside. When I arrived, Audrey was already unconscious in bed. I didn’t touch her.” Trying to clear his name, Davy hurriedly added, “I just lifted the quilt, and then my wife came in. The media has reported the rest. I don’t need to say more.”

“Phone,” Catherine said in a low voice, and Zobber immediately approached, taking Davy’s phone from his pocket.

Catherine didn’t let Davy off there. She lifted Davy’s chin with the toe of her shoe. “Your methods are quite skilled. You’ve done this a lot, haven’t you?”

Davy grinned at Catherine, his face full of flattery. His sycophantic demeanor was highly disgusting. People like him could sacrifice anything for their own interests. “Miss, not really. Most of the time, those women climb into my bed for fame and fortune. I have some status in the industry, and they’ll do anything to make a name for themselves.”

The woman on the floor moved her fingers; Catherine lightly stepped on her, and she quieted down.

Davy, eager to please Catherine, didn’t notice the movement on the side.

“What about your wife? I heard you climbed up using her family’s connections. You’re cheating on her outside so openly. Aren’t you afraid she’ll find out?” asked Catherine.

Of course, he was afraid. Davy was only daring to confess because his wife was unconscious and couldn’t hear.

However, faced with Catherine’s inquiry, he arrogantly said, “How could the fool woman find out? She’s stupid.

If it weren’t for her family being somewhat useful, I would have divorced her long ago. She doesn’t realize what kind of person she is. How can someone like her match up to me?”

Davy got more excited as he spoke, revealing all his vulgar thoughts. Unbeknownst to him, as he spoke, his wife, who had been lying on the side, had opened her eyes. Her not-so- beautiful eyes were now filled with rage, like a volcano ready to erupt.

Except for Davy, everyone else noticed this scene and eagerly anticipated the drama.

As Davy continued his vulgar tirade, his wife, unable to endure it any longer, exploded and shouted. “Davy, you scumbag!”

Davy’s face instantly turned pale at this roar. Stiffening, he turned to face his wife’s furious expression, and his heart felt like it was about to stop.

“Darling, you’ve misunderstood. I…” He wanted to explain.

“Misunderstood? Haha…” His wife, no longer deceived, went straight into action.

The two struggled, but throughout, it was Davy who took the beating. Although his wife’s appearance was average, her fighting skills were not bad, and she had Davy fleeing with his head in his hands.

Catherine, with her people, left the private room, leaving the couple to settle their disputes.

Zobber was efficient in her work. She restored Davy’s phone using technology, recovering all the deleted messages. “Catherine, Davy wasn’t lying. He did receive a message.”

“Who’s the sender?” Catherine asked.

“A strange number, only active for a week.” Zobber had already investigated the number as soon as the data was restored, but there were no useful clues.

Catherine handed the number to Ronin. “Check it.”

Ronin confidently took the number. ” Rest assured, Catherine.”

Zobber was curious about Ronin’s investigative methods, so she looked over at his computer.

She was surprised to find that Ronin could control the entire video surveillance system, accurately locating the store that sold the phone card.

Although the phone card wasn’t registered with real names, the communication service provider had records of purchase and activation times. By matching the times, they could find the buyer.

When the surveillance footage was pulled up, everyone saw the person who bought the card-a face that looked unfamiliar, plain, and unmemorable.

Zobber felt somewhat disappointed, but Ronin wasn’t disheartened. This was just the first step; there was no rush.

He took a screenshot of the face, fed it into the facial recognition database, and soon got results.

He immediately reported to Catherine, saying, “Catherine, I found it! The person who bought the card has been working at the Arroyos, serving as a driver.”

Catherine squinted at Ronin. “The Arroyos?”

Ronin supplied additional information. “Kamren’s home, the place Emma was sent to by her own uncle not long ago.”

“Humph.” Catherine sneered, a glint of coldness flashing in her sharp eyes, causing a chill to run down the spines of everyone present.

Gathering courage, Ronin asked in a low voice, “Catherine, do you want me to bring the person over?”

“No need.” Catherine stood up and said, “We’ll personally pay them a visit.

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All Her Secrets by Chestnut

All Her Secrets by Chestnut

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Status: Completed Type: Author: Native Language: English

Catherine Swann, a simple countryside girl, was having a leisurely and carefree life in the countryside. She thought she could have a happy life there for the rest of her life. Unfortunately, life had other plans for her. Her grandfather left a will for her, making her the inheritor of the Swanns’ billion-dollar fortune. As if that wasn’t shocking enough, he also arranged a marriage for her.

Branden Duncan, the only heir of the wealthiest family in Casier, was the dream prince charming of almost all the women in Casier. But Catherine turned him down in public. Instead of being angry about it, he was attracted by Catherine's cold eyes.Although Catherine seemed to be a girl with a simple life in the countryside, she was not simple. What kind of identity did she have? How would she deal with her unexpected fiancé and the opposition from the rest of the Swanns to her inheritance of the Swanns’ fortune?

Chapter 1 Return of the Jinx At Vicente Swann's funeral. As the Swanns were one of the three prominent families in Casier, Vicente's funeral was naturally packed with big shots and members of respected families in Casier. In the noisy venue, the arrival of a girl in a white T-shirt attracted the attention of everyone present. All of the people present were either rich or powerful. Despite being good-looking, the girl wore a cheap and battered T-shirt, setting her apart from everyone else at the funeral. Seeing how she walked straight toward the Swanns family, someone couldn't help asking curiously, "Who is she? Why is she sitting with the Swanns?" "I heard that she is Miss Catherine, the second daughter of the Swanns that had lived away from the family. Vicente only asked her to come back before he died." "Is that so? I heard that Vicente ordered the family to announce his will in front of everyone before he died. I guess she only returned for this!" ... The girl did not know that she had already become the topic of the guests' discussions. She looked calmly ahead with an indifferent expression on her face. Her eyes remained focused on Vicente's portrait in the middle of the venue. Nobody knew what she was thinking about at the time. At the sight of Catherine Swann like this, Liana Swann, the youngest and favorite daughter of the Swanns, couldn't help complaining to her mother, who was sitting next to her. "Mom, what is going on with this country girl? Grandpa has died. Even if she isn't sad, she should at least pretend to cry. What would the others think if the media took a photo of her like this later? She wouldn't even change her clothes when we asked her to. People that don't know better would think that the Swanns have mistreated her!" After hearing her youngest daughter's complaints, Rachael Swann furrowed her brows too. She thought that her youngest daughter did have a point. She never loved Catherine, her daughter from the countryside, dearly. In fact, Catherine pissed Rachael off just one day after she had returned. However, it was not the right time for Rachael to handle Catherine now. She planned to wait until the funeral was over before sending Catherine back to the countryside so that Catherine wouldn't continue to embarrass the Swanns here. Looking up, Rachael saw that her husband had arrived. She comforted her youngest daughter in a low voice, "Liana, be good. Your father is here. Bear with Catherine for now. We need to deal with what is important first!" Liana couldn't show her annoyance towards Catherine in public, so she could only choke back the complaints on the tip of her tongue. Nobody noticed that Catherine, who had been looking straight ahead, smiled lightly. The Swanns never spent time with Catherine, so they wouldn't know she had exceptional hearing. Even though Rachael and Liana spoke in a low voice, Catherine clearly heard every word of their exchange. Her mother truly did not love her! As Catherine stared at Vicente's portrait, her eyes flashed with a faint trace of sadness. Did she have to cry because of pain? ... Korbin Swann walked up the stage slowly. He gave a long speech first and expressed his views about how great Vicente was before finally announcing that the family would publicly announce Vicente's will. As many people knew this beforehand, the crowd was not too surprised. Vicente had a son and daughter. It was a no-brainer who would inherit the fortune of the Swanns. However, nobody understood why Vicente would make sure to make such a fuss to announce his will publicly. Was it just for formality? The lawyer Vicente trusted the most when he was still alive opened the sealed will and read it out loud. "After careful consideration, I, Vicente Swann, leave all my shares of the Swann Corporation, real estate properties, and a 500 million-dollar deposit at the Bank of Nospines to my granddaughter, Catherine Swann..." At the lawyer's words, the crowd gasped in shock. Not even the Swanns, everyone present was dumbfounded. Catherine Swann? Wasn't she the second daughter of the Swanns, the jinx that Vicente sent off to be raised in the countryside when she was young? How could it be? She would inherit the fortune of the Swanns. With their jaws dropped, everyone shared a similar look of horror. Except for Catherine, the center of the discussion. She still looked indifferent, as though nothing had happened. Her eyes were still fixed on Vicente's portrait in the center of the hall. Her lips parted slightly as she spoke in an almost inaudible voice. "Old man, what were you thinking?"

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