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The trevor case shatters the illusion of privilege and safety. A burglar, expecting valuables, instead finds the lifeless body of Hélène Trevor hidden in a safe, instantly transforming a routine break-in into a high-profile murder investigation. The Attorney General and his daughter Beatrice are thrust into emotional upheaval as their personal tragedy becomes a public scandal. The initial calm is broken by an influx of investigators, and what first appears to be a tragedy soon reveals traces of calculated violence. Suspicion falls on the Trevor social circle, where carefully constructed facades begin to falter. As the investigation unfolds, private alliances and buried tensions surface, hinting at long-standing resentments and unspoken grievances. The novel examines how power and reputation collide with personal vulnerability, and how grief is compounded by doubt and betrayal. In a household where loyalty is tested and every relationship is reexamined, the narrative exposes the thin line between civility and corruption. Each detail uncovered adds weight to the mystery, drawing the reader deeper into a world of hidden motives, emotional entanglement, and the inescapable consequences of secrets kept too long.