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My Deceased Wife Wants a Divorce (Hannah) novel Chapter 768

Quennel had already arranged for a household servant to take the fall.

Given the circumstances, if he didn't find a scapegoat soon, the investigation would inevitably lead back to him.

So he had made sure the scapegoat was long gone, and it wouldn't be long before the elders' investigation pointed in that direction.

He had been worried his plan was too obvious and would arouse the elders' suspicion.

But now, Lionel had committed this spectacular blunder. It seemed even fate was on his side.

Lionel, oh Lionel, look at you now. Even God isn't on your side.

No, perhaps it's more accurate to say you've become your own worst enemy.

If Lionel had just stayed put at the estate, none of this would have happened. But he just had to make a scene.

If he hadn't gone to see Hannah, Cherry wouldn't have been able to 'accidentally' stream their confrontation, and this whole mess would have been avoided.

At this moment, Quennel felt a wave of relief wash over him. The subsequent fallout had little to do with him anymore; he didn't need to worry.

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When Lionel returned to the family estate, he found the three elders already seated on the sofa, waiting for him.

The atmosphere was tense, and he knew exactly what kind of storm he was about to face.

Just like before, he approached the elders, greeted them, and sat down to the side.

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