Forsaken Daughter Pampered by Top Hier

Chapter 324

Chapter 324

Chapter 324

The guy behind Stephanie let out a low laugh. “Stefi, still a little troublemaker, huh?”

The second he opened his mouth, everything went quiet–except for the wind howling.

A quick chop to her neck–sharp and clean–and Stephanie’s fight was done.

Blackness hit her like a brick before she could even blink.

Her strength melted away, and she flopped to the ground like a ragdoll.

Through the fuzz, she barely heard Sebastian’s pissed–off yell, “Richard, how dare you!”

He was so close–she could’ve touched him if she weren’t out cold.

Richard mumbled something into his walkie–talkie, and then–BOOM. A huge blast.

Glass exploded everywhere, chunks flying like sharp confetti.

Gunshots popped off all over Shallow Bay Area, turning the place into a warzone.

Sebastian was beyond furious now. He ripped his gun from his waistband, snapping it up to aim at Richard, who had Stephanie slung under his arm like she weighed nothing.

“Put her down,” he growled, his voice low and deadly.

Richard just grinned, holding Stephanie up in front of him like a shield. “What’s the move, Seb? Your bullets gonna punch through her?”

Sebastian’s eyes flashed with something dangerous, his stare tightening.

He glared at Richard–calm on the outside, but inside, he was ready to tear him apart.

Richard noticed the veins popping on Sebastian’s hand, the tension rippling under his skin.

His grin got even cockier as he scoffed “Didn’t your father promise her to me way back? I’m just here to grab my fiancée- what’s the big deal?”

Sebastian’s jaw locked up tight. “Let. Her. Go.” Each word came out like a hiss.

Elliot pulled his gun too, sneaking a nervous look at Sebastian.

Sebastian was usually a crack shot, but now, with Stephanie in the mix, he was off.

Those eyes, though? Cold as ice, sharp enough to cut.

Outside, the madness cranked up–yelling and gunfire going back and forth in the dark.

Richard shot Sebastian a sly grin, then chucked a smoke bomb. Bang! Thick fog flooded the room, and he bolted for the door, Stephanie still dangling under his arm.

off after him, boots stomping over shattered glass.

in that choking haze, they couldn’t risk shooting–every move

the air above

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chest puffing like

the security guy, crept up,

even think–his foot slammed into Jonny’s stomach, no

a damn thing?” His voice was ice–cold, cutting

in Fiorenza

had slid in like a freaking shadow, and Jonny didn’t have a

in Long Harbor? Out of the blue, totally

doubled over, grabbing his chest, wheezing, barely keeping his

Elliot shot him a look–zip it–and he shut up real

and the air still stunk of that

now was asking to get smoked. Jonny clenched his jaw, eating the pain.

sharp and dangerous. “Why’re you still

it.” He turned and

him, hell–bent on fixing this screw–up, his legs wobbly

going strong–Richard’s crew had Shallow Bay

ten minutes later, it finally chilled out, leaving nothing but a trashed, snowy mess behind.

it’s over. Richard’s guys

wait. He took off after

Richard’s creepy obsession with her over the years twisted his stomach, his

flashed in his eyes, simmering

loud thump–thump of chopper blades, her head all fuzzy as she blinked herself conscious.

on the helicopter floor, the noise pounding her ears like

body felt like mush, weak and

a few feet away, legs crossed like some wannabe hotshot, swirling a glass of red wine. A medic was patching up a nasty cut on his

turned red with

threw a slimy grin her way. “Tough little thing, huh? Up in

skull, but her

up

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she snapped, voice cold, fire

an eyebrow. “Take a guess, sweetheart.

shot him a death glare, fury

set

chopper was cramped, but she dragged herself up, legs wobbly but ready,

flinching, his grin stretching wider,

yanked her

go!” she shouted, squirming hard, her voice bouncing off the walls.

skinny frame didn’t stand a chance against that wall of

watched her struggle, a hint of

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