Time-Limited Love: A Contract Expired, Not Renewed novel Chapter 338

That day, after suspecting that Minnie’s death by bullying was connected to the incident where Mr. Ford was rescued, they started searching for anyone involved back then.

Finally, after speaking with some neighbors who had moved away years ago, they uncovered pieces of the truth.

“Minnie’s father passed away twelve years ago,” one neighbor explained. “At the time, her mother was bedridden with a serious illness. Strangely, just a month before her father died, their family received a $200,000 relief fund. It was that money that paid for her mother’s treatment and saved her life.”

“Afterwards, Minnie transferred to Noble Private High School on a full scholarship. But after nearly two years of relentless bullying from Noelle and her clique, Minnie jumped from the school building.”

“While Minnie’s mother was recovering at home, someone arranged for her to be taken to a care facility under the guise of convalescence. After that, she vanished—no one heard from her again.”

“We tracked down the family’s old neighbors from ten years ago using public records. That’s how we finally found out what happened to Minnie’s mother.”

As Charles reached this point in the story, his expression grew even more grave.

He handed Landon a recording device and said quietly,

“Mr. Ford, the person who saved you all those years ago was Minnie’s father, Yadin Weber. By then, Yadin was already terminally ill with cancer. He’d been working odd jobs at a construction site near where your accident happened, and, by chance, was there when your car crashed. He risked his life to pull you out.”

“While waiting for the ambulance, a man approached Yadin and handed him a check for $200,000, instructing him never to speak about saving you. At the time, Minnie’s mother was gravely ill and in urgent need of surgery. That money was a lifeline for their family, so they agreed to keep quiet. With those funds, Minnie’s mother received lifesaving treatment, and with further help from that mysterious benefactor, Minnie was able to enroll at Noble Private High School.”

By now, Landon understood perfectly.

“So,” he said coldly, “Juniper Jensen bought Yadin’s silence about saving my life for $200,000, and then, afraid Minnie or her mother might let something slip, let Noelle bully Minnie to death—and the Jensen family locked Minnie’s mother away in a care facility?”

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