His Domineering Lover

"Why would I? You think I'm interested in your money? Don't you know why you didn't get the inheritance?"

Aleigha had read the will before it was amended. That one said Mrs. Fulton would give half of her estate to her daughter. However, the will was amended before she killed herself. Aleigha didn't know why.

"It's impossible. Mom wouldn't be so cruel."

She began to talk to herself. Then, she suddenly ran out as if she had thought of something.

Aleigha had someone follow her. She was not gonna let down her guard against the Fultons.

She heard that Alexzander had recently suffered a blow. He never left the house, and his work was left to others.

In the afternoon, Mrs. Fulton's lawyer came to Aleigha with a woman.

This woman was the manager of Plenilune. Now all the transfer procedures had been completed.

All Aleigha had to do was sign the papers and the tallest building would be hers.

Aleigha took the papers and read it carefully.

"Miss Gardner, before you sign it, please take a look at this document."

The woman was in her early 30s. Her hair was carefully combed and she wore a black suit.

Her shrewd eyes under the gold-rimmed glasses were observing Aleigha all the time. Aleigha took the document. It turned out to be a private agreement.

The agreement said Mrs. Fulton needed to hire this woman and five others for 20 years.

It had only been five years.

"You mean, even after I took over Plenilune, I couldn't fire you for any reason, right?"

The woman nodded and her mouth tilted upwards slightly at the corners.

"This agreement clearly states that you will not be dismissed for any reason for 20 years.

"However, it doesn't say that you'll be in your current positions forever.

"Am I right?"

Aleigha's eyes were soul-stirring. The woman and was slightly stunned.

"But Mrs. Fulton promised us that when she was alive." "It wasn't written, was it? Since I'm the new boss,

I'm not gonna let you stay in your old jobs.

"Plenilune is mine now. What do you think?"

The woman was speechless. Before she came, she heard from the lawyer that Aleigha was just a girl in her early 20s.

Only now did she know that this young girl was not a pushover.

"Miss Gardner, since you have signed the contract, my work here is done. Congratulations."

The lawyer did not favor that woman. After all, the one he worked for was Mrs. Fulton.

Aleigha was now the new boss of Plenilune.

"Thank you, Logan. I was hoping we could have coffee sometime."

Logan left, and there were only Aleigha and the woman left in the office. After fidgeting for ten minutes, the woman left.

Aleigha had someone follow her, too.

She didn't think this woman came here just to provoke her. There must be someone behind her.

As she expected, this woman took a taxi to the Fulton Residence.

After hanging up the phone, Aleigha looked out of the window silently.

The cab stopped outside the Fulton Residence.

The woman got out of the cab and skillfully walked in.

Aleigha's man lingered outside the house for a long time, but no one came out.

The woman did not leave here until noon the next day.

She had changed her clothes. Obviously, her relationship with Alexzander was unusual.

At noon, Aleigha got the information about the woman.

Skylar Patton, 31 years old, came from City B. She had been in City A for 10 years and was still unmarried. Her parents split up and started their own family

She came to City A with her grandma. Eight years ago, she met Alexzander and became his mistress.

Aleigha suddenly felt terrified.

Alexznader planted his mistress with his wife so many years ago. Why?

According to the will, Mrs. Fulton must have known something. Otherwise, she wouldn't have given him nothing.

"What secret is it that she would rather die than tell? Does she want to protect Alexzander, or does she dare not say it?"

Soon, Aleigha's man came back with more shocking news: Aubrie's mother

divorced Immanuel and moved into the Fulton Residence.

Suddenly, a terrible idea flashed through Aleigha's mind.

She hurried to Plenilune.

Plenilune was located in the center of the city. Standing on the top floor, you could take in the panoramic view of City A. Aleigha went straight to the top floor.

Mrs. Fulton once said that standing here would calm her down. She could see the past and the future.

Aleigha stood here and looked at City A.

An old building came into view. It was the Fulton Residence.

She turned around and looked to the other side. The most outstanding place was a bank.

The Fulton Residence and a bank?

Aleigha had an epiphany. She left Plenilune and went straight to the Bradshaw Residence. Isaias opened the door for her. He seemed to be a little shocked to see her.

"Miss Gardner, what brings you here?"

"Can't I come? Last time I checked, this isn't your place. What brings you here?" Aleigha walked in and teased Isaias. He heard Tanner's loud laughter from afar. "Aleigha is the only one who can shut you up. I'm in for a real treat today."

Isaias looked at Tanner and scratched his head with embarrassment. "I dare not."

"What can I do for you?" Tanner looked at Aleigha and asked with a smile.

"Well, I'm here for him." Aleigha sat on the sofa and pointed at Isaias.

Isaias looked at her in confusion. "Me?"

"Did your mother tell you anything before she died? Is there anything she cares about very much?"

Isaias thought about it carefully.

"Yes, my mother has a blue diamond necklace, which was left by my grandmother.

"However, I didn't see it when I packed her stuff. She also had a pocket watch, which she got from a important person.

"I didn't find that, either. Why do you ask this?"

Aleigha was silent. After a while, she said, "You go home now, get the will and some important papers.

"Then, come to a bank with me."

"What happened?" Tanner asked.

"Mrs. Fulton's death is strange. I thought about it for a long time. Although she told me about the distribution, she didn't show any signs of killing herself.

"She even told me that she would get a divorce if she had the chance.

"For some reason, it was not easy.

"Would she commit suicide if she wanted to divorce? I don't think so."