Rising from the Ashes The Heiress They Tried to Erase Novel

Chapter 1066 Chapter 1067: "Those recordings that caused all the chaos earlier need to be sifted through. Someone might have tampered with them." "If Maia had already been invited, why did she stay quiet? Perhaps she wanted to watch who would be foolish enough to attack her first." The comment section immediately erupted with a mix of speculation and judgment. The invitation card didn't just confirm her attendance; it cut through rumors like a sharp blade, silencing doubts and accusations in a single image. Elsewhere, inside a corporate office in Wront.

Hurst stared at Maia's photo on his phone, caught off guard by the clarity of the proof. He reflexively opened his album and pulled up the picture of the invitation he had sent Maia, quickly matching it to the one in her post. "The serial numbers aren't lining up." The digits partially hidden by Maia's fingers in the photo were still visible enough, and they didn't match the invitation he had originally sent. "She... didn't use the one I gave her?" Hurst frowned, realizing he had overreacted earlier and made a fuss for no reason.

Maybe Maia had acquired another invitation through a different channel. Could someone else have done exactly what he did? But who would go through that trouble, and were their intentions the same as his-simply to win Maia's favor? Meanwhile, in a hospital room, Ethan let out a long sigh, sinking back into the pillows. Relief softened his features as he said, "I knew Maia could get through this!" The evidence now spoke louder than any online chatter; the rumors no longer carried weight. Melanie smiled at him, glowing with satisfaction.

She had just called Hurst and confirmed that he had sent Maia an invitation-most likely the very same one she had displayed in her post. Leaning toward Ethan, she whispered, "It was my father. He managed to secure an extra invitation and passed one to your sister." galnovℯℓs․com keeps you updated Ethan remained composed, as though he had anticipated this revelation all along. Lowering his tone, he asked Melanie, "Do you have any idea... how far your father and my sister have gone with this?" Melanie gave a small shrug.

"I can't say for certain, but from what I see, they're more than just friends... not exactly in love yet." She then patted his shoulder and added, "The journey isn't finished. You and I must keep working on it." Across the room, Marisa couldn't hide her eye roll. She had an odd feeling that Ethan and Melanie were sitting far too close... almost like they had completely forgotten she was there. That was not something she could accept. Marisa eased herself upright, slipped the wrapper off a lollipop, and tucked it between her lips. She pressed her eyes shut.

People often say, "Out of sight, out of mind." . . .