Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 464

Although Mia still couldn’t fully open up, constantly keeping her guard up against the world, Sarah found she could at least communicate with her in simple ways—like asking her to draw.

Patients with psychological disorders often struggle to engage in normal conversations during an episode, but they can express their emotions and needs through alternative means.

One common therapeutic method is to have them draw, allowing them to convey subconscious feelings and emotions in the most direct way possible.

Every psychologist learns this technique, and Sarah had excelled in this subject, earning a perfect score in her coursework.

Mia hesitated for a moment before glancing at Sarah with a hint of uncertainty. Slowly, she reached for the pen on the table and began sketching on the blank sheet of paper.

The most intense moment…?

She struggled to recall such a moment in her life. But then—just recently—her brother had found the person he loved the most.

That person was… her sister-in-law?

Absentmindedly, she began to sketch a woman’s figure, and beside it, she wrote one word: sister-in-law.

Sarah froze. She couldn’t understand why Mia had written that.

Mia’s drawing was a pencil sketch. Like most wealthy daughters, she had been exposed to various artistic hobbies from a young age—painting, piano, and more. Though she had never formally trained in sketching, she had learned the basics.

The image on the paper depicted a woman. At first glance, it looked like Sarah.

For a brief moment, Sarah thought Mia had drawn her.

But then she noticed the ring on the woman’s raised hand.

And suddenly, it clicked—she remembered seeing that exact ring during an interview with Vivian.

Sarah let out a bitter chuckle. So Mia had drawn Vivian.

Then… the sis-in-law she mentioned—was also her?

From this one drawing, everything began to fall into place.

But now, she had a theory.

The limited-edition chocolate. The strange circumstances of that day. Everything pointed to the same possibility—Vivian was the mastermind.

At the Chancer Villa

Since the last court ruling, James's mother had accepted the inevitable—there was no hope left.

Once Charlotte’s child was born, he would forever bear the label of a criminal’s son.

Charlotte was under house arrest nearby, but due to the strict monitoring conditions, the family had no way of seeing her.

James, however, wasn’t worried about Charlotte.

On his computer screen, reports of the latest happenings at Adams University filled the display—almost all of them centered around Tina’s case.