My Mother Died At My Wedding Chapter 30

At first, the public merely mocked the situation.
Some, envious of the reward, deliberately provided useless information and false evidence.
However, as time went on, valid leads began to surface.
Once people realized they could actually claim the prize, many online users started to frantically pitch in.
Even Freya heard about the news.
Countless people were determined to track her down, yet she felt no gratitude toward them.
Instead, she found it slightly aggravating.
She had already erased her identity—wasn’t that enough to show her resolve?
Freya knew herself well. She wasn’t the kind of person who would go back to what she had left behind.
From beginning to end, she had never planned to forgive him.
Looking at Jack’s words of apology, she found them utterly ridiculous.
If he knew he was in the wrong, why had he pretended nothing had ever happened before?
How many times had she wished he would have the courage to tell her outright that he had fallen out of love and found someone else? At least that way, they could have parted on decent terms.
Yet somehow, he managed to separate his actions from his feelings—letting his body revel in Lily’s affection while his words insisted he still loved her.
Did he think deceiving her was some kind of game?
Well, if that was the case, maybe she could play along.