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The Doormat Wife’s Ultimate Glow-Up novel Chapter 163

Matthew glanced over at Reese, noticing how Sebastian’s words didn’t even make her flinch. The corner of his mouth ticked up, almost before he realized it.

But then he remembered everything she’d been through that night, and his voice turned cold. “Earlier, when I was downstairs with the agents, we looked into Lyla’s whereabouts. We found out Sofia really did meet with her.”

He brought up the security footage. “If you look at the timeline, it’s obvious. After Sofia and Lyla crossed paths, Lyla suddenly sped up her hacking into the research lab’s servers.

“The officers are already downstairs. They’ll be taking you in for questioning soon.”

All the color drained from Sofia’s face. She staggered back, crashing into her desk with a thud, barely managing to stay upright.

For a long moment, she just stood there, frozen. Then she lunged forward, grabbing onto the sleeve of Hank’s suit like it was the only thing keeping her afloat. Her nails dug into the fabric, and her voice broke, thick with tears and panic.

“Hank, please, help me! I can’t go with them, I just can’t! I didn’t leak anything, I swear, Lyla forced me! She threatened me with stuff from my past, I didn’t have a choice—I only helped her because I was scared!”

Hank looked down at her, watching tears stream down her cheeks. His chest tightened painfully.

This was his little sister. He’d spent his whole life looking out for her. Even when she screwed up, it was almost impossible not to want to protect her.

But then he remembered the video of Reese gasping for breath. The recording of Sofia telling Robbie to hurt Reese. The fact that Sofia had tried to get Reese killed. Any softness he felt was completely drowned by disappointment so sharp it almost hurt.

He started to lift his hand, like he might comfort her the way he used to. But his fingers just hovered in the air, unable to make contact.

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