Chapter 17
The letter was written in a familiar, elegant handwriting that William had not seen in over twenty years.
"My dear William," the letter began. "You believed Victoria was the mastermind behind the attack on our son."
"You were wrong. Victoria was merely executing orders from the true head of the Sovereign Trust."
"The neurotoxin used on Ethan was manufactured using my private chemical patent."
"I am still alive, William. And I am coming back to Boston to claim what was stolen from me twenty-five years ago."
"Signed, Catherine Vance."
William dropped the letter onto his desk, his face morphing into a mask of sheer, absolute terror.
Catherine Vance was William’s first wife—Ethan’s biological mother—who had reportedly died in a private plane crash over the Atlantic Ocean when Ethan was just two years old.
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For over two decades, William had mourned her death, building a memorial chapel on the estate grounds in her honor.
Now, the letter in his hands proved that her death was a complete lie.
