?<strong>Chapter 1057:</strong>


    Kaelyn, sensing Theo’s movement, forced her eyes open and struggled to look his way. Theo caught her gaze and asked, “Did you ever imagine you’d end up like this when you harm others?”


    Kaelyn smiled and said, “I don’t understand what you’re implying. It doesn’t make sense to me.”


    Theo said, “In your organization, you were known only by a codename, correct? To assume a normal life, you murdered the real Kaelyn Bet. Fearful of your identity being revealed, you also orchestrated the deaths of her parents, allowing you to assume that poor girl’s identity without concern.”


    Kaelyn’s eyes widened in disbelief. Theo continued, “Surprised I uncovered so much? I realized long ago that your past didn’t align with the stories you shared. I’ve been investigating you since, trying to discover your true identity.”


    Bending down, Theo asked, “Can you tell me what your codename was?”


    Kaelyn opened her mouth, yet she said nothing. She remained loyal to the organization that had raised her and would never reveal any details about it. Moreover, Kaelyn believed she wouldn’t live much longer; she was bleeding out too rapidly.


    Opening her eyes, she looked at Theo and asked, “If I had truly been Kaelyn, would you have genuinely loved me?” Previously, she had employed only deceit and maniption to win Theo’s affection.


    He had been youthful and inexperienced at the time, and since it was his first love, he had easily fallen for her charms.


    Back then, Kaelyn had been greedy, craving the attention of many men. The feelings of a young, naive boy were trivial to her.


    Upon hearing Kaelyn’s question, Theo nced at Elyse, then responded softly under Kaelyn’s steady gaze, “Firstly, that was never going to happen. Secondly, I’ve truly loved only one woman, and you are not her.”


    The spark in Kaelyn’s eyes dimmed, and then she became motionless.


    Theo watched her for a moment, uncertain, then checked if she was breathing. He confirmed she had passed away. Looking around the room at the three bodies, he said, “What a drama. It really was an eye-opener about human nature.”


    Elyse, gazing at Mabel’s body, said, “I n to take Mabel’s ashes back to our homnd. Since she was so attached to her parents, she should be buried alongside Glenda.”


    Theo was surprised. “I didn’t expect you’d care so much about her.”


    “Past resentments should be buried as well,” Elyse said as she walked out of the room.


    Outside in the yard, Edward had been sitting silently. Seeing Elyse emerge, he promptly approached her. “What’s the status with those three? Is everything over?”


    Elyse nodded, her face calm. “It’s all over. The three of them turned on each other and ended up dead.” Edward observed her carefully, sensing a tension in her expression. “Are you upset? Because one of them was your family.”


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