The Wedding Game That Cost Him Everything Chapter 46
Some hesitated.
One of them now had a family and didn’t want that wedding dragged back into his life.
“Then I won’t publish yours.”
I didn’t push.
In the end, eleven agreed.
Chloe did more than agree. She brought Peace into the frame.
“At the time, they said everyone had been rescued.”
“But the rescue records are perfectly clear. The hurricane warning was already active. Some of us had heatstroke, some had insect bites, and I was three months pregnant.”
Peace already knew why she had been given her name.
Looking into the camera, she said seriously, “My mom came back safe not because they chose to spare her.”
“It was because coastal rescue found her.”
I put the records of the eleven, Safe Return’s founding rules, and the project’s financial accounts onto one public page.
It clearly listed when Tucker’s money arrived, when it was used to compensate the fifteen people, and when the rest was used up.
After that, donations were categorized in only three ways.
Hospitals, ordinary people, and anonymous donors.
No donation of any kind could decide who was eligible for rescue.
Less than an hour after the page went live, a warning came from the Moretti Family advisers.
They said I was using a concluded harm to attack Family order.
I didn’t reply.
I added the warning to the same archive as all the other materials.
Then, on the application to address the vote, I wrote my name.