Chapter 259

"What's fishy is, even though Gabriel had decent schooling, he never stood out. He repeated his college entrance exam twice and still only got into an average university. With the Merritt family's expectations for upper management, no matter how hardworking or capable he is, there's no way he should've risen this high. And he's been in that position for years. People in the company have started to complain, suspecting he has some sort of tie with the Merritts," Nicholas said calmly. Kimberly's face darkened. "The Merritts letting their daughter pose as mine—that's a huge gamble." "Also, Gabriel's had his own bank account since he was a teenager. There's one card that's been in use for years, and every year, there's a steady amount wired in from overseas," Nicholas added, his tone deeper. "Mom, I think you might be right. Ever since my sister went missing, this whole thing—it all feels orchestrated." Kimberly drew a slow breath as her fingers curled into a fist. She'd braced herself for