The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance novel Chapter 950

He was worried about being discovered, so he only brought the driver with him. He didn’t even know exactly where they were heading, but the car was...

Sellers laid out everything he knew, holding nothing back.

His level of cooperation was so unexpected that Neville couldn’t help but glance over in surprise.

But then again, it made sense. After all, these two weren’t exactly lifelong friends.

Foreman jotted down the information he’d gotten from Sellers, then ordered his men to go search for leads.

Just then, Foreman’s phone rang.

“Mr. Richards, we just received word—a woman matching Ms. Cameron’s description was rushed to the hospital... She’s currently in the ER, but we’re not sure if she’s the one you’re looking for…”

Foreman showed no hint of excitement. He’d already received too many similar reports that night.

He replied calmly, “Understood.”

Neville glanced over. “What is it? Did you get something?”

By intercepting Sellers, Neville had already done Foreman a big favor, so Foreman didn’t hide anything.

“Abby fell off the overpass into the river. She’s in surgery at the hospital now. Just a moment ago, my men told me a woman who might be Star was also brought into the ER. If you’re done here, you can go check it out. I’ll take care of things on this end.”

Foreman didn’t really believe the woman in question was Stella. With someone like Leonard involved—and Stella injured—there was almost no way she could have escaped.

Neville gave Foreman a look. “Alright, I’ll leave this to you.”

Foreman was still hoping to pry a little more out of Sellers.

Meanwhile, Neville wanted to see if Abby could provide any leads—and while he was at it, find out if the woman in the ER really was Stella.

He decided to leave Sellers to Foreman.

...

He glanced over—and his pupils contracted sharply.

“Star!”

...

Joshua arrived at the hospital nearly twenty hours later.

Not long before, he’d gotten a text from Neville with Stella’s hospital address.

By the time he reached Sandford, the sun was already high.

As he approached the hospital room, he could hear the sound of a woman sobbing uncontrollably from inside.

Joshua’s chest tightened. He stopped in his tracks, suddenly afraid to open the door in front of him.