She Stuns the World - Chapter 562: Chapter 562
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Nicolas was quite surprised and turned to look at her. "I've never heard of this before, and I don't think she has the courage to do so. The reason is that Matthew was only 8 years old at the time. If we divorced, she definitely wouldn't be able to take him with her."
Athena didn't dwell on the matter and went straight to the second question. "Have you ever felt sorry or regretful about Maggie over the years?"
Nicolas was slightly stunned, his gaze drifting towards the swimming pool below as he fell into silence.
Athena remained silent, patiently waiting for his response.
After a long while, Nicolas finally sighed, his voice filled with nostalgia. "Whether you believe it or not, I've had countless women in my life, but she is still the one I have the deepest feelings for. It's normal for a man like me to have a few women or illegitimate children outside. It won't affect her and her two children's status in the Graham family. As long as she turns a blind eye, she can live comfortably. But if she insists on holding onto these grievances, all she's doing is asking for trouble..."
From the way he spoke, it sounded like he didn't think he was at fault. Instead, the mistake lay with Maggie for not being magnanimous and understanding enough.
"I understand." Athena did not show any emotion. She then asked the third question, "Tomorrow is Maggie's death anniversary. Aren't you planning to visit her?"
It was understood that in the first few years after Maggie's passing, Nicolas would visit her every year on November 22. However, after Farrah gave birth to their daughter, he stopped visiting her.
Facing this question, Nicolas fell silent once again.
After a long pause, he sighed again, "She's gone, and there's no soul to be found. What can I change by visiting her tomb?"
Athena simply smiled and replied, "You were her only husband and the man she loved. Perhaps she misses you."
After saying that, she stood up and politely added, "Thank you for your cooperation. I'm going to visit Adele now."
Adele, still dressed in her old-fashioned traditional attire, poured her a cup of decaffeinated coffee and politely said, "I don't know if you like this kind of coffee. If you're not used to it, there's no need to force yourself."
"Thank you," Athena smiled, picked up the coffee cup, took a few sips, and then politely said, "I only have three questions for you. The first question is, do you know that Maggie had decided to divorce Nicolas before the incident and had secretly consulted a lawyer?"
Adele looked up, a hint of surprise on her face. "She was deeply hurt by her husband's betrayal and had always wanted a divorce. However, she was well aware that divorce would be disadvantageous for her, so it was merely a thought in her mind. I never heard her say she had decided to divorce."
Athena looked at her and asked, "Have you ever felt sorry or regretful about what happened to Maggie?"
When it came to this, Adele slowly closed her eyes, her middle-aged face revealing a deep sense of melancholy and sadness. "I was at fault in her matter. Everyone has their faults. Everyone should be punished."
Athena continued to ask, "Tomorrow, will you go to visit her?"
Every year on this day, Adele would visit Maggie, no matter the weather, and stay for a long time before leaving.
Adele spoke softly, "Of course, anyone else may forget her, but I never will."
Athena nodded and said nothing more. "Thank you for your hospitality. I have no further questions."
Then, under Matthew's guidance, Athena carefully inspected every corner of the Graham family's main residence, thoroughly examining both the interior and exterior.
As night fell, Athena joined the Graham family, including Adele, for dinner.
No one spoke, not a single person uttered a word.
After finishing the meal, the members of the Graham family greeted each other and returned to their rooms, showing no intention of sitting together to watch TV, chat, or engage in any form of entertainment.
The grand and luxurious Graham family residence felt lifeless, like a stagnant pool of water.
Athena stayed in the guest room on the second floor and did not come out all night.
In the early hours of the morning, a sudden fierce wind arose, accompanied by lightning and thunder, as torrential rain poured down.
The wind and rain lashed against the windows of the room, creating a loud and intense noise.
In such an environment, it was nearly impossible for anyone with normal hearing to continue sleeping.
Farrah opened her eyes in a daze and opened her mouth, wanting to ask someone to close the window tightly.
However, when lightning struck, illuminating the room with the light from outside, she clearly saw a figure standing by the window. 'Maggie?'
Her eyes widened in shock. She opened her mouth to call for help, but she realized that she could not make a sound.
Athena didn't dwell on the matter and went straight to the second question. "Have you ever felt sorry or regretful about Maggie over the years?"
Nicolas was slightly stunned, his gaze drifting towards the swimming pool below as he fell into silence.
Athena remained silent, patiently waiting for his response.
After a long while, Nicolas finally sighed, his voice filled with nostalgia. "Whether you believe it or not, I've had countless women in my life, but she is still the one I have the deepest feelings for. It's normal for a man like me to have a few women or illegitimate children outside. It won't affect her and her two children's status in the Graham family. As long as she turns a blind eye, she can live comfortably. But if she insists on holding onto these grievances, all she's doing is asking for trouble..."
From the way he spoke, it sounded like he didn't think he was at fault. Instead, the mistake lay with Maggie for not being magnanimous and understanding enough.
"I understand." Athena did not show any emotion. She then asked the third question, "Tomorrow is Maggie's death anniversary. Aren't you planning to visit her?"
It was understood that in the first few years after Maggie's passing, Nicolas would visit her every year on November 22. However, after Farrah gave birth to their daughter, he stopped visiting her.
Facing this question, Nicolas fell silent once again.
After a long pause, he sighed again, "She's gone, and there's no soul to be found. What can I change by visiting her tomb?"
Athena simply smiled and replied, "You were her only husband and the man she loved. Perhaps she misses you."
After saying that, she stood up and politely added, "Thank you for your cooperation. I'm going to visit Adele now."
Adele, still dressed in her old-fashioned traditional attire, poured her a cup of decaffeinated coffee and politely said, "I don't know if you like this kind of coffee. If you're not used to it, there's no need to force yourself."
"Thank you," Athena smiled, picked up the coffee cup, took a few sips, and then politely said, "I only have three questions for you. The first question is, do you know that Maggie had decided to divorce Nicolas before the incident and had secretly consulted a lawyer?"
Adele looked up, a hint of surprise on her face. "She was deeply hurt by her husband's betrayal and had always wanted a divorce. However, she was well aware that divorce would be disadvantageous for her, so it was merely a thought in her mind. I never heard her say she had decided to divorce."
Athena looked at her and asked, "Have you ever felt sorry or regretful about what happened to Maggie?"
When it came to this, Adele slowly closed her eyes, her middle-aged face revealing a deep sense of melancholy and sadness. "I was at fault in her matter. Everyone has their faults. Everyone should be punished."
Athena continued to ask, "Tomorrow, will you go to visit her?"
Every year on this day, Adele would visit Maggie, no matter the weather, and stay for a long time before leaving.
Adele spoke softly, "Of course, anyone else may forget her, but I never will."
Athena nodded and said nothing more. "Thank you for your hospitality. I have no further questions."
Then, under Matthew's guidance, Athena carefully inspected every corner of the Graham family's main residence, thoroughly examining both the interior and exterior.
As night fell, Athena joined the Graham family, including Adele, for dinner.
No one spoke, not a single person uttered a word.
After finishing the meal, the members of the Graham family greeted each other and returned to their rooms, showing no intention of sitting together to watch TV, chat, or engage in any form of entertainment.
The grand and luxurious Graham family residence felt lifeless, like a stagnant pool of water.
Athena stayed in the guest room on the second floor and did not come out all night.
In the early hours of the morning, a sudden fierce wind arose, accompanied by lightning and thunder, as torrential rain poured down.
The wind and rain lashed against the windows of the room, creating a loud and intense noise.
In such an environment, it was nearly impossible for anyone with normal hearing to continue sleeping.
Farrah opened her eyes in a daze and opened her mouth, wanting to ask someone to close the window tightly.
However, when lightning struck, illuminating the room with the light from outside, she clearly saw a figure standing by the window. 'Maggie?'
Her eyes widened in shock. She opened her mouth to call for help, but she realized that she could not make a sound.
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