I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin) novel Chapter 483

Chapter 483 Dilemma

Harper pressed her lips, replaying Annie's words in her mind. "If the cops couldn't crack this after days of investigation, why did I stumble upon it? Was it just dumb luck? Or was I blessed with some kind of cosmic favor?"

The more Harper thought, the more uneasy she felt. After all, she had only begun tracking and made such significant progress. It was almost unbelievable.

She murmured, "Let's head back."

Continuing to tail them seemed unnecessary now.

Harper wasn't sure if Frank had already grown suspicious of her tracking.

She thought, "If he did drop a hint deliberately, what's his game plan? Does he want me to tell Benjamin?"

Harper found herself trapped in confusion, unable to find answers.

Back at the company, Harper went straight to her office. She felt a bit tired, her back aching, so she simply lay down on the sofa.

She called Sophia in and asked, "Did Mr. Parker call after we left?"

"No."

"What about his secretary?"

"No. He's been with us the whole time."

"Alright, get back to work. And remember, this stays with us," Harper instructed.

Sophia nodded.

Harper sighed, feeling deeply despondent.

She asked Annie, "Should I drop some hints to Benjamin? Let him follow these clues and investigate on his own?"

Annie shook her head. "Take your time to think it over. If you give Benjamin a hint, do you honestly think he'll just let Frank slide? And can you really ignore the whole thing? Knowing you, you'll figure out a way to make Benjamin forgive Frank, perhaps considering it a lesson. But do you know the consequences of doing so?"

Annie's meaning was clear.

If Harper did go through with it, considering her pregnancy, Benjamin would likely agree, but their relationship might change afterward.

After all, a man's bottom line on some things was unchangeable.

Harper sighed again. Not waiting for her to fully comprehend, Sophia came in holding a package resembling a document. "Ms. Mitchell, here is a package for you that requires your signature."