# Chapter 595 - Read My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire: The Unmasking of a Conspiracy
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 595 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews" – a chapter that plunges us deep into the heart of mystery, betrayal, and shocking revelations. Vera's arrest seemed like a victory, but the truth is far more twisted than anyone imagined. Let's dive in!
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The interrogation room was cold and sterile, the fluorescent lights casting harsh shadows on Vera's face. She stared at Keira with a mixture of fury and disbelief, her smile frozen like a mask that had cracked beyond repair. "Keera, do you think I'm going to admit it just because you say that? You can't possibly have evidence!" she spat, her voice dripping with venom.
But Keira was ready. She narrowed her eyes and let out a cold laugh that echoed through the room. "Susan has already betrayed you. Do you think she's that foolish? Do you think she left no evidence every time you gave her a task?" With deliberate slowness, Keira pulled out Susan's phone, holding it up like a trophy. "Everything is here – all your chat records, messages, and even the transaction records. Vera, you won't get away with it this time!"
Vera's jaw clenched so tightly that the muscles in her neck stood out. "That bitch!" she hissed, venom dripping from every syllable.
Keira didn't waste a second. She turned to Holly, who stepped forward with the solemn authority of someone who had seen too many lies crumble. "Miss Vera, we suspect you're involved in a premeditated murder case. Please come back with us for an investigation!"
Vera's fists clenched, her whole body trembling with rage. But then, a sneer curled her lips. "Keera, you think you can arrest me with just that bit of evidence? Let me tell you, you are too optimistic!"
Holly didn't flinch. "Miss Vera, you're coming with us! If you dare resist, we can arrest you immediately."
Vera took a long, deep breath before extending her hands. The cold metal of the handcuffs clicked around her wrists, and for a moment, silence hung in the air. Then she looked from Holly to Keira, realization dawning in her eyes. "You're all in this together?"
Holly's voice was ice. "Move it!"
But Vera wasn't finished. As she was pushed toward the door, she shouted, "Fine, I didn't expect you to be in cahoots! Don't touch me! I'm telling you, I don't know any Fox! I'm not that Fox!"
Holly's eyes narrowed. "Miss Vera, in our recent conversation, it seems we never mentioned that we would arrest Fox. How would you know we're after them?"
Vera's mouth opened, but no words came out. The trap had been laid perfectly.
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With Vera in custody, Keira turned to face the old Mr. Martin, who sat in stunned silence. His weathered face had gone through a kaleidoscope of emotions – shock, disbelief, and now a wary caution. Keira stepped forward, her voice steady. "Mr. Martin, Vera has been arrested. She's finished. Are you sure you still want to hold onto the antidote?"
The old man's complexion shifted several times before he finally spoke, his voice weary. "I need to think about it."
"You have five days," Keira said firmly. "The poison in my father will take effect in six days. But tonight, my testing equipment will arrive. Miss Keera, I hope you can come tomorrow so we can verify the DNA."
Keira paused, meeting his eyes. "Okay." She knew she had to explain why she had assumed the identity of his granddaughter. But first, she needed to interrogate Vera, to confirm her crimes once and for all. That way, even if tomorrow's test results were false, the Martin family would have no choice but to cooperate.
As she walked out of the house, she saw Holly and Vera standing off in the distance. Vera was shouting something, her voice raw with emotion, while Holly stood silent and unimpressed. When Keira approached, Holly said, "Let's head back. According to Crera's laws, we can't resolve justice in our own hands."
Keira nodded. She had no intention of breaking the law. But she also knew Vera was dangerous – skilled and connected. "I'll ride in the same car as her," she said.
Vera sneered. "What? Afraid I'm going to run away?"
"You're skilled," Keira replied calmly. "And I'm worried someone might come to rescue you."
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The ride to the special department was tense. Half an hour later, the car came to a stop. Keira's phone buzzed – a call from Lewis. "Vera indeed has some influence. There were several attempts to hijack the vehicle and rescue her during the escort, all thwarted by our people."
Keira's eyes flicked toward Vera. If she had tried to hijack a vehicle in Crera, she must be desperate. Good. The interrogation would be Keira's stage.
Vera was pushed out of the car and taken to the interrogation room. Keira turned to Holly. "I indeed have some things I want to interrogate her about, but I don't want the special division to know. Is that possible?"
Holly lowered her gaze, pondering for only two seconds. "Yes. I'll give you ten minutes alone with her."
"Will it cause you trouble?" Keira asked.
Holly shook her head. "You underestimate my influence. If my dad was able to transfer me here, it means he's familiar with this department."
Keira was taken aback. Was Holly still the righteous stickler for rules she had always known? But then Holly confessed: "I've been investigating the cause of your death in Oceanion, but you know what? To this day, I don't have any leads."
Keira's heart clenched. "My twin sister," she admitted. "She fell into the sea to save me. After I woke up, I lived using her identity to win back custody of her daughter and to find out who tried to kill us."
Holly's silence was heavy. "I've checked all the surveillance. There's no news. It's as if a mysterious power erased everything that happened to you that day. So I came to Clance, to this special division. My father told me I have to adapt."
Keira felt tears pricking at her eyes. She stepped forward and hugged Holly – her first friend, the one she had lost and found again. "Thank you, my first friend."
Holly stiffened at the embrace, then slowly relaxed. "Please take me to see her," Keira said.
"Okay."
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In the interrogation room, Keira faced Vera alone. The recording devices were off. Vera glared at her, increasingly agitated. "What exactly are you trying to do? Let me tell you, what you're doing now is against the law!"
Keira walked up to her. "Fox, do you remember the bet we had? We agreed that if I won, you would tell me everything about the South family. Isn't it time for you to do that now?"
Vera's pupils shrank. Her hands clenched into fists. She looked toward the door, but Keira pressed on. "Five groups of people came to rescue you tonight, but they were all stopped. Vera, you have no other choice now!"
Vera hesitated, then finally spoke. "Fine, I'm willing to accept the loss. I'll tell you everything I know."
Keira was stunned. She hadn't expected such smooth progress. But Vera's next words sent a chill down her spine. "Do you know I'm not your only competitor?"
"Competitors?" Keira frowned.
Vera laughed. "You don't know? Didn't your biological parents tell you?"
"My biological parents?"
"You really don't remember anything from before you were five years old?" Vera's eyes gleamed with mockery. "We both grew up in the South family until we were five. Our biological parents were also from the South family. Afterward, we were sent away – you to Crera, me to Country F. Our foster parents raised us with a small company worth ten million. Then it depended on whether we could develop and grow until we were powerful enough to return home."
Keira's mind reeled. Before she was five? Keera had never spoken of this. "My foster parents passed away quite early," she said carefully. "The South family stopped contacting me."
"Is that so?" Vera's eyebrow arched. "I'm just curious. You – the discarded pawn – don't seem to be that useless now. So, Keera, what exactly happened to you?"
Keira forced the conversation back on track. "Who are our biological parents?"
"Cousins in the South family. I don't know who your parents are exactly. All families are in competition, sending their children out without knowing the destination or what names they'll be given."
Keira's thoughts spun. Keera had been stolen by someone from the South family. But now it seemed the foster parents were just servants. Why had they stolen Keera? Did it have something to do with their mother, Jodie South?
"How many South family members have been exiled?" Keira asked.
"Twelve. We all use animal code names. We all want to return home."
Keira pressed further. "Completing tasks allows us to return home?"
Vera laughed again. "It seems you really don't know anything. If you want to go home, you can go back anytime!"
"What?" Keira's eyes widened.
Vera leaned forward, her face inches from Keira's. "Rabbit, you've forgotten the events from when you were five... Surely, you haven't forgotten the way home, have you?"
Keira's jaw tensed. She didn't know the way home. She wasn't Keera. But she had to keep up the facade. "I don't know what you're talking about."
Vera leaned back, a cruel smile spreading across her face. "You've forgotten? That's hilarious! All these years, you've never been back. Is it because of that? We've all been wondering why you, Rabbit, never went home."
Keira's voice was sharp. "So where exactly is the South family?"
Vera's smile widened. She pointed to her chest. "Right here."
Keira realized she had been played. "Vera, we had an agreement! If you lost, you would tell me the truth!"
"Did we?" Vera smiled. "Besides, who says I lost?"
A knock at the door interrupted them. Holly's voice: "Keira, open the door."
Keira opened it to find Holly with a troubled expression. "Vera's lawyer has arrived. They've arranged for bail pending trial."
The lawyer had provided proof that Vera wasn't on the phone during the calls with Susan. Mall surveillance footage showed Vera shopping while Fox was on the phone. The evidence crumbled.
Vera stood up, her smile triumphant. "Keera, I've told you, I'm not that murderer, Fox. You've wronged me."
"If you're not Fox, then who is?"
Vera shrugged. "Who knows? Maybe it's me, maybe it's her, or maybe it's you. I do have an alibi, so can I go now?"
Her arrogance was staggering. As Holly unlocked the handcuffs, Vera sneered. "I'm going to sue you for wrongful arrest."
"Once the DNA test results from the Martin family come out tomorrow, you'll be utterly defeated," Vera continued, her voice dripping with malice. "If you had lost and come to beg me, perhaps I would have given you the antidote. But now? I'm going to enjoy watching you cry."
Keira's face showed fury, but inside, she was thinking clearly. She had suspected Vera wasn't Fox all along. This was a probe – and it had worked. But if Vera wasn't Fox, then who was? And why had Susan identified her?
After Vera left, the anger on Keira and Holly's faces subsided. "She wasn't Fox," Holly said.
Keira nodded. "I set her up as Fox to see if she was. She proved she isn't. But now we have a bigger mystery."
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Holly led Keira to the archive room, where she had found an old, dusty file about the South family. "The materials in this archive room can't be borrowed or taken outside," Holly explained. "You'll have to read them here."
Keira opened the file. It contained records starting from a hundred years ago. "The South family is an ancient family; if we could gain their help, we would have hope. Unfortunately, we cannot contact them."
Entries appeared every five years. The South family passed through Crera, then disappeared. Then, more than forty years ago, someone from the South family had come to Crera. But the records grew sparse, as if the family had vanished into history.
As Keira read, Holly explained the Special Division's secret role. "The Freeman Sect is our strongest external support. Their direct lineage disciples are considered our integrated personnel."
Keira's mouth went dry. She was the senior sister of the Freeman Sect. She was considered integrated personnel without even knowing it.
Just as they were leaving, a young man named Luke blocked their path. "Dr. Sims, you know our department's archive room is off-limits to outsiders. Did you follow proper procedures?"
Holly pulled out an electronic approval file with her grandfather's seal. Luke reluctantly backed down.
As they stepped outside, Holly said, "You shouldn't feel bad. We arrested Vera today, and my grandfather is very interested in the South family. Can I record the information you shared with me in the Special Division?"
Keira nodded. "Of course." The South family's mystery wasn't just her concern. It was Crera's.
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Outside, Lewis was waiting. "Vera just walked out very arrogantly. What's your plan now?"
Keira looked down. "Let's do a DNA test tomorrow. Old Mr. Martin seems to have decided I'm his granddaughter. Since I don't know who my maternal grandfather is, I might as well give it a try."
Lewis's eyes dimmed. "I just have a vague feeling that you might really be old Mr. Martin's granddaughter."
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter was a rollercoaster of emotions! The interrogation scenes were tense and brilliantly written – I loved how Keira used a clever probe to expose Vera's identity. The revelations about the South family were mind-blowing, especially the fact that Keira and Vera grew up there until age five. The mystery deepens with every page, and the twist that Vera isn't Fox leaves me reeling. Holly's character development was touching, and the hints about Keira's possible real identity add another layer of intrigue. The pacing was perfect, balancing action with emotional depth.
**⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars**
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## Next Chapter Prediction
Tomorrow's DNA test will likely confirm Keira as old Mr. Martin's granddaughter, but this revelation will come with a storm of complications. Vera, now free, will likely regroup with the real Fox to strike back. Meanwhile, Keira's investigation into the South family will lead her to uncover more about the twelve exiled children and their mysterious "home." But the biggest question remains: who is Fox, and why are they so determined to destroy Keira? I predict Fox will make a move soon, and Keira's battle for survival is far from over!
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