His Eagle Eyes on Me

"Natalie, have you gotten your hands on the Jennings's money?" Holly asked.

Natalie took a deep breath and sneered, "No. They kickedout of their game. It's embarrassing, really. It tooka whole day, and I still haven't managed to wrap my head around this." Holly was shocked, as she had never imagined Natalie to fail. From her perspective, Natalie was too smart and vicious for that.

"I know that you won't work withanymore because I don't have money for you. Making ends meet foris going to be a problem from now on... I thought that killing Dean Jennings would mean that I would get to live my life in peace, but life is still as hellish as it ever was." Natalie sighed pathetically.

of life I'm living right now." "Didn't I pay you a large sum of money? It should have been sufficient for you to live in any country you

"Forget it." Humiliated, Natalie said, "It's my fault for being overly ambitious when I didn't have the ability to support my desires. I was too arrogant." "I feel insulted, somehow. At least you got to experience a good life for a time. I haven't gotten to enjoy life for even a day." Holly began to talk about herself. "You keep thinking that I know something about Ivy. If I really did, why wouldn't I go

her a lot of money. At present, it was safe to assthat she was not going to have her money returned because Holly was definitely not going to

Jennings Family?" Natalie sneered. "My heart bleeds at the thought of how much I've paid you." "You were the one who insisted on paying me. I didn't ask for it. I didn't say a thing when you gavethe money, so why are you

Natalie's silence, Holly continued, "I've been searching for Ivy ever since I escaped from Ylore. The rest of my life depends on that child. If I find her, Elliot and Avery will definitely spare me." "You have leads? So you know where she is? Holly, let's work together! Both of us have nothing, and if we work together, we might just be able to get to Ivy before Elliot does. Let's make a plan and use that child as a bargaining chip to get Elliot to pay us." Feeling her confidence restored, Natalie said, "If we want to get that money, we can't do this on our own. We need to hire someone else to approach