Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 562



Chapter 562:

“It seems Rachel has been tied up dealing with her brother’s issues. I heard she’s been searching for a lawyer to help him,” Tracy explained.

“Are you sure she hasn’t visited?” Brian’s skepticism was clear.

Tracy was resolute.

“Brian, as much as you might hope for her presence, I must be truthful with you.”

“And a phone call? She hasn’t even called?”

Tracy bit her lip, responding softly,

“No.”

She hoped this finality would make him move on.

Instead, his determination only grew.

“Could you get my mom for me? I need to speak with her.”

Tracy, thinking Brian had stopped dwelling on Rachel, hurried off to get Debby.

“Brian’s awake and asking for you.”

Delighted by the news, Debby quickly made her way to his side, nearly sprinting to his room.

Upon seeing Brian conscious but looking frail, Debby was overwhelmed with emotion.

“Oh, my dear, you’re finally awake. You’ve given me such a fright! Promise me you’ll never endanger yourself again. What would I do without you?”

As Debby spoke, her anxiety intensified, and she soon succumbed to tears.

“Mom, I’m sorry for causing you worry. I’m awake now, and I’ll be fine. Please, don’t fret. I’m alright!”

“How can you consider yourself alright? You were stabbed with that sharp knife, losing so much blood! The blood-soaked carpet in your office and your clothes…”

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“Terrified me. Despite your serious injuries, you tried to keep it from me. Rest assured, I won’t let this go. Jeffrey Marsh will face the consequences of his actions, one way or another.”

Brian anticipated Debby’s next words and interjected,

“Mom, let me deal with Jeffrey myself. I’ve got it under control. You haven’t mentioned this to Grandpa and Grandma, right?”

Debby gave a small nod.

“I’ve kept it from them, and your father too. They would have been terribly upset. Now that you’re better, it’s time to let Carol know. She should understand the true nature of Rachel and her brother after what they’ve done.”

In Debby’s presence, Tracy felt no urgency.

The points she had planned to make were already being articulated by Debby—clearly and effectively.

This pleased Tracy.

Yet, recognizing the right moment to contribute, she added,

“Brian, your mother has been under a lot of stress because of what happened to you. I know you’re worried about Rachel, but we need to prioritize your safety.”

Debby nodded approvingly at Tracy’s words.

“See? Tracy’s got a good head on her shoulders. Listen to her this time. Jeffrey must face strict consequences for his actions—this was practically an attempt on your life. Isn’t Eric a close friend? If he handles your case, Jeffrey won’t stand a chance.”

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