Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 1495:

Trenton’s face twisted into a grotesque mask, his features distorted by his scars. His voice dripped with cold venom as he spoke.

“Someone’s put a price on your head, and we’re just here to collect. Nothing personal. But I’ll cut you a deal—surrender now, or we’ll put a bullet in you before dragging you off. Your call.”

Of course, Trenton’s so-called offer was nothing more than a smokescreen. Pulling the trigger would draw too much attention, and if things spiraled out of control, he could find himself in the crosshairs of the police. And that was a risk he couldn’t afford—not with his daughter’s life hanging in the balance.

The man wearing a mask and hat toyed with his weapon with a lewd grin.

“Look, lady, we don’t want to make this harder than it needs to be. Just be smart and come with us. Otherwise, you’re gonna make us do things you won’t like. Trust me, putting a few holes in you will be the least of your worries.”

Harlee stood her ground, her expression unreadable. Her voice was calm, almost disinterested, like she was discussing tomorrow’s weather forecast.

“How much is my life worth? I mean, how much are they paying you to drag me in?”

balance. Shouldn’t she be worrying about whether her moves could outrun their bullets? Why was she haggling

at his watch. He didn’t have time to guess what she was thinking.

“Twenty-”

releases

the other side is paying

matter what, you’re coming

into a slight smirk,

Is that all I’m

glances, the same thought passing between them all. This woman was insane. No more talking. Wasting time on her was just

closest to her, bringing her hand down hard on his wrist, causing

bald man’s shoulders, and the next moment, she was airborne, kicking Trenton’s and the

man’s uninjured arm, lifting her hand high

for air, as Harlee’s knee slammed into his stomach with bone-crushing

his body crashing to the ground, limbs hanging limp, sweat

connected with the neck of the masked man just as he reached for his fallen gun. The sickening crack of bone echoed in the alley, and