After the Secret Wedding Rise of My Queen

Chapter 167 Yvette Abducted

Chapter 167 Yvette Abducted

Isabel's heart raced at the sudden noise.

""Yve! Yve!"

A sharp thud echoed through the air-Yvette's phone had dropped to the floor.

Yvette's eyes went wide as she locked onto the phone, lying on the ground. One of the kidnappers leaned down, switched it off, and tossed it into a nearby trash bin.

The cloth over Yvette's mouth carried a powerful drug. As she was dragged to the car, she barely had time to fight back before everything started to blur. Soon, she was left in a dazed stupor, unable to do much else. Back on the other end of the phone, Isabel's call had ended. She dialed again, but the line was dead.

Isabel whispered, "Yve, please, please be okay," as panic began to seep into her voice.

With a jolt of fear, Isabel slammed her foot down on the gas pedal, heading straight for the bar.

She quickly called Beowulf, asking him to investigate what was going on.

Five minutes later, Isabel pulled up to the bar and jumped out of the car, rushing inside.

"Did you see a girl? Around 20? Sitting here?" Isabel asked, voice tight with urgency.

The bartender paused, trying to recall. "There were a few girls here, ma'am. I'm not sure who you mean."

"She... she had a juice!" Isabel added, suddenly remembering the key detail.

It wasn't common for people to order juice in a place like this.

"Ah, yes, her. I remember. She just left. A couple minutes ago." The bartender nodded.

A few minutes. What had happened in that time?

Wait a second.

Isabel froze, an idea striking her. She remembered what Yyette had said on the phone. She said it was too rowdy in there, and there were people she didn't want to be around. Isabel had been so focused on driving that she hadn't thought much of it at the time.

But now, as she replayed the moment in her mind, Yvette had gone there to unwind. And just minutes later, she left. The pieces were starting to fit together. If Isabel wasn't wrong...

her nerves. If she took it one step further, a fight wouldn't be out of the realm of

her guess was accurate, those individuals she didn't want to be around

Chapter 167 Yvette Abducted

her gaze to the bartender and asked quickly, "Did my friend get

reluctant. "Yes, there was a bit of a clash. Both sides were upset, but your friend paid and

weight settled in Isabel's

in danger. I

a police officer?

see it right now." Before the bartender could

you doing here? What happened?" Max appeared, walking toward them with a casual air. Isabel didn't have time to deal with him. She turned back to the bartender. "Someone's life is in danger. Take the to your boss" The bartender hesitated and glanced at Max.

Max was suddenly by her side, swirling a

about a life being at risk?" he said, sounding

for a second, but her surprise quickly turned into a hard, focused gaze.

The cocktail stilled in his hand. His expression shifted instantly from relaxed to serious. "What did you say?" he asked, his voice sharp now. Moments

the screen.

Yvette was alone, sipping her drink. She absentmindedly rubbed her stomach, lost in her thoughts. Max's eyes followed her hand

really

thinking about

weight lately, but Max thought she looked better with a little more to

so thin it was almost unnatural. Her body felt rigid, like there

caught her off guard while she was washing dishes. He slipped behind her and wrapped

ed

used to be, but her waist

shake, one

frustrated her. She couldn't show her anger,

Isabel's voice cut through his thoughts. "It's her she said,

snapped his attention

she doing here? How does Yvette

him. He turned

in a tight line, her eyes hard as she stared at Rachel on the

two women came from completely different worlds. There was no reason for them to ever interact. However, as she watched the unfolding video, she saw Rachel hand over the card, only to have Yvette angrily throw it back at her. Isabel's heart raced, a

cold slap. Rachel's actions were no coincidence-she had targeted Yvette

she muttered, her

anything to do with Yvette's disappearance, Isabel