Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 470

As long as they could unlock the phone, they would find the key to everything.

In the early hours of the morning, Melvin finally finished work and arrived with the now-unlocked device.

The two of them huddled together, turning on Tina’s phone.

Late at night, the girl had opened messaging app.

"Did you go?"

Tina, feeling anxious, hesitated before typing a reply.

"Not yet."

"You only have two days left. If you don’t go, you’ll regret it."

Her fingers trembled as she typed her response.

"Please… I’ll go. Tomorrow, I’ll go."

"I’ll be waiting for your update."

The next day, Tina had gone to Sarah’s counseling session.

As expected, when she got home, another message was waiting for her.

"Good. I know you went today. Now… when are you going to die?"

"I don’t want to die anymore. There are still so many things I want to do. And HIV isn’t an immediate death sentence, right? I heard the government provides free treatment… there’s still hope, isn’t there?" She stared at the chat window, waiting for reassurance.

"I don’t care what you think now. You made a deal with me—so keep your word. Otherwise, I’ll make sure you do.

"And don’t tell me you actually believe that if the people around you find out, they’ll still treat you the same?"

Tina didn’t know how to respond. Before she could type anything, another message appeared.

"Don’t be naive. You really think you’ll get a second chance? If you want to test it out, why not start with the person closest to you? How about letting your mother ‘accidentally’ find your medical records and see if she’ll still give you that chance?"

Tina turned to look at her mother, who was watching TV, completely unaware.

Then, with a determined look in her eyes, she typed a single word.

"No buts, Tina. You’ve dragged this out long enough. I don’t have the patience to keep waiting for you to make up your mind."

Her hands trembled as she typed. She hadn’t even sent her reply when a knock sounded at the door.

Then, another message appeared on her screen.

"Open the door."

Sarah didn’t need to see more.

She was sure now. The woman had lured Tina out of the house, leading her straight to the rooftop.

Melvin’s expression was grim. "That person drove Tina to her death."

"It was Vivian," Sarah said with certainty.

Meanwhile…

"Mr. Reynolds has finally responded to the incident involving Miss Reynold’s breakdown at the Adams University…"