Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 1211

Chapter 1211 Jude's Confession
The room descended into a tense silence, the weight of unspoken truths hanging palpably in the air.

Cherise, her expression determined, gently pursed her lips before speaking in a voice that was soft yet unwavering. "Uncle Anthony, did you just acknowledge that Colin is, indeed, my husband's younger twin brother?"

Anthony was caught off guard, momentarily stunned into speechlessness by Cherise's direct question.

He had steeled himself to refute any accusations regarding Colin's disappearance, but in that charged moment, he realized with a pang that no one besides himself had explicitly acknowledged Colin as part of the Lenoir family since he entered the room.

Gathering his thoughts swiftly, Anthony regained his composure, his mind racing to formulate a response.

Since Damien was already well-versed in the events of the past, it was highly probable that he had already uncovered Colin's true identity. Thus, whether Anthony admitted it or not, it appeared insignificant.

Anthony's lips curled into a sneer as he responded, "Even if I deny it outright, how does that change anything?"

"It matters little in the grand scheme," Anthony added dismissively, "Your arguments on other matters hold no sway."

Damien's expression hardened into a sneer as he produced a folded bank statement from his pocket. Unfolding it with deliberate care, he revealed a meticulous record of transactions spanning years between Anthony and Raymond.

Each entry documented the purpose behind the money transfers from Raymond to Anthony.

Each entry painstakingly detailed the purpose behind the money transfers from Raymond to Anthony. Some were marked to appease Dorothy, others to buy silence, and a handful designated to orchestrate Colin's torment.

The list sprawled across the page, chronicling every misdeed and clandestine dealing Anthony had orchestrated over the years.

Colin and Cherise stood there; their jaws ajar in shock as the damning evidence unraveled before their very eyes.

His voice dropped to a chillingly icy tone, "Access to the account was made by your cherished illegitimate son, Kenneth."

Anthony's initial shock gave way to a sudden realization. He hadn't seen the card in quite some time, assuming he had stashed it away and simply forgotten its location. Now, faced with the revelation, it dawned on him with startling clarity: Kenneth had been the one who stole the card.

"Kenneth was also part of a hit-and-run accident that happened just three days ago," Jude remarked calmly from his seat beside Dorothy on the bed, his demeanor eerily composed. "Father, this little brother of mine, he's proven quite a handful."

"Immediately after the accident, Kenneth's first move was to withdraw money from your bank account, likely to facilitate his escape."

Jude's gaze pierced Anthony's with unwavering determination, a chilly aura emanating within his pupils. "Luckily, I managed to trick him into attending the shareholders' meeting in your place. Otherwise, how could he have so obediently entered the prison?"

Anthony stared at Jude in stunned silence, grappling with the implication of Jude's betrayal.