Victoria’s twenty-year obsession with Margaret An’s supposed double is challenged by Wu Tianlin’s insistence on Margaret’s death, as their An family informants yielded no proof of survival. Driven by a deep-seated hatred for Maria Lin and her perceived elusiveness, Victoria dismisses Martel An’s decades-long claims, believing Margaret’s strategic mind mirrors Maria’s own cunning. Victoria questions why Margaret wouldn’t contact her family if she were alive.
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Victoria has been putting forward conspiracy theories about Margaret An’s double for twenty years.
Although Wu Tianlin had gone through various investigations that year,
he confirmed that the woman who was killed with Changying Wade that day could definitely be Margaret An herself regardless of her age, body shape, and skeletal characteristics.
But Victoria didn’t believe it.
He always felt that the disappearance of Changying Wade and Margaret An’s son meant that Changying Wade had been prepared.
There was no way Changying Wade could only save his son but not his wife.
Moreover, the face of Margaret An’s corpse that day was unrecognizable, so he felt that something was fishy.
In the past twenty years, Victoria kept a close eye on the An family, and even placed two carefully selected “scholars” in the An family to find a chance to find out whether Margaret An faked her death and whether she was given to the An family. A golden cicada came out of its shell.
It’s a pity that these two “scholars” have now been completely destroyed, and he no longer has any informants in the An family.
Currently, Wu Tianlin still did not believe the hypothesis that Margaret An was still alive.
He said to Victoria respectfully: “Mr Ying, I feel that Margaret An should have died long ago at Jermo’s hands.
Otherwise, if he was still alive, it would be impossible for him to have no contact with his family.
in the past twenty years, How could someone live alone after her husband died and not even dare to contact her mother-in-law?