Even after Her Death by Rita Bond

Billionaire Is 59

Chapter 59 Fading Away Soon

Chapter 59 Fading Away Soon

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Hearing those words brought me some relief. Even though they hadn't found my body, rescuing someone was better than nothing.

Esmer, caught up in the confusion, was taken away. However, after everything she had been through, she was deeply traumatized. She resisted any contact and refused to eat or drink. Her mental state was so fragile that meaningful communication was impossible Luke was clearly dissatisfied with this outcome. Pointing at Esince, he said coldly, "We still have no clue where Chloe is. What's the point of bringing her back?"

Exhaustion was evident on my dad's face since he had

slept for almost two days. Pinching the bridge of his nose, he replied. "Mr. Quinlan has a wide network. Maybe he can find out something. The money had to be spent anyway, and since we know this girl, maybe it's a small way to accumulate some good karma for Chloe."

"A wasted trip. Where is Chloe, really?"

Luke grew increasingly agitated. The more he thought about what they'd uncovered, the darker his

expression became.

taken, could it mean

'dead' loomed heavily over him, shadowing his every feature. "Dad, should we report

"No! Absolutely not!"

disappeared under suspicious circumstances. If we report this and it blows up, it won't benefit our families. Even Anna would be dragged into it for questioning. The fallout would be unimaginable." "But Chloe has been missing

worst outcome would be finding me violated, but now the uncertainty was

torturous.

been found at any of the Scam Centers left him utterly drained, with no more strength to cling to his thoughts. All

the wedding or that she'd be murdered without a reason. If there were a motive, we'd have discovered it by now. Chloe is a nice girl, she

again when we get back. But no police, understood?" "Alright: Luke, never one to assert himself, was swayed by any

they landed. I saw Esmer parents waiting at

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59 Fading Away

as a housekeeper, while her father

hardships, they had raised an

and her employers trusted her deeply. When they

streaming down their faces. Nearby, the employer's son stood staring at Esmée, clearly wanting to rush forward but

in the young man's

How wonderful it was,

moment. 1 enyjed Esmee. She had parents who loved her and someone who cherished her. Once she overcame her trauma, perhaps she could look forward to a bright future. However, I had