A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1144
In the restaurant, the food quickly hit the table. Both of them were chatting away while enjoying their meal. Somehow, their
conversation circled back to the past...
Liana hadn’t planned to ask, but upon hearing Jules talk about those who had bullied her and their life after prison, she couldn’t
help but ask, “They were Just small–time thugs, how could they live a stable life abroad? Did they have any big business deals?”
Jules answered, “They didn’t have any big business to do. After getting out of prison, they suddenly became very rich, as if they
were bankrolled by some big shot. They even emigrated together. They didn’t do any business and lived a luxurious life. I have
no clue where their money came from”
After the incident, apart from a few who unfortunately drowned while trying to escape, the rest were sent to prison. But their life
after prison was extremely affluent.
Liana’s hand trembled slightly. “Where are these people now?”
Jules, thinking Liana wanted to seek revenge, quickly responded, “They are all dead. Some perished at sea, some were killed
over gambling, some died in car accidents. Their endings were all terrible, maybe it’s God’s punishment.”
Jules always believed that those who do evil will be punished sooner or later. So, he didn’t give much thought to their demise.
However, Liana was full of doubts. Why did they become rich all of a sudden? And why did they suddenly die?
This sounded like they knew some secret, extorted a fortune, and then were slowly killed off so as not to draw attention.
After pondering for a moment, Liana looked at Jules, who was focused on his food, “How do you know all this?
Without lifting his head, Jules replied, “We were in the same country. Their news was all over the local media, of course I
know...”
Upon hearing this, Liana’s doubts deepened.
She suddenly remembered her previous question. If Tyler really liked her back then, why would he order people to hurt her? No
matter how angry, he wouldn’t do such a thing, especially possessive Tyler.
With this thought, Liana suddenly stood up, “Jules, I’m sorry, something urgent came up, I’ll treat you next time...”

As Jules was chewing on his food, he saw Liana quickly grab her bag and leave. He wanted to say something, but it wasn’t
appropriate. He could only nod and wave goodbye.
Liana went straight to Aidyn, asking him to check the bank records of those who had raped her after they got out of prison.
Aidyn was puzzled by Liana’s sudden interest in investigating the rapists who had fled abroad. He had initially planned to take
matters into his own hands and seek revenge, but Liana believed they were manipulated by Tyler and chose to forgive them
instead. Now, with Liana asking him to hurry in obtaining information, he wondered if she had changed her mind and still
harbored feelings of revenge.
Without providing much explanation, Liana urged Aidyn to be quick, prompting him to make a trip to the bank to gather the
necessary information. He efficiently obtained the files and returned to Liana with a serious expression on his face.
“Who made the transfers? Liana asked, her concern evident.
Aidyn didn’t respond verbally; instead, he handed the files to Liana. As she quickly flipped through the documents, it became
apparent that the transfers had gone through multiple bank accounts, likely to avoid detection.
Despite the complexity of the operations, Aidyn had managed to trace the source of the transfers. As Liana read the name of the
sender, her face turned pale, and her hands holding the file started to tremble.
Hubert
This was Karan’s cousin. Karan’s birth name was Emma, but a fortune teller said she needed to change her name and surname
to get rich, so she changed her name to Karan.
Just as the fortune teller said, after changing her name, she met Hackett. From then on, her life became prosperous. Wealth
seemed to rush towards her, and she couldn’t escape it.
However, such a wealthy person would have her cousin send money to the thugs who had bullied her. This was something Liana
couldn’t understand.