His Ex Wife is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus)

Chapter 1008

Avery was caught red-handed by the Helgen police and a massive stash of drugs and firearms was uncovered on Rose Island.

That once picturesque and vibrant rose field was confirmed by authorities to have been used for growing poppies.

News of Avery's arrest spread like wildfire through Helgen, grabbing national headlines and trending on social media.

The citizens of Helgen flooded the media with comments, all sharing a single sentiment—pure elation, as if it were a national holiday!

The Chambers Group's criminal network had once been an impenetrable web, casting a shadow over Helgen's clear blue skies.

Avery had masqueraded as a benevolent philanthropist, yet the number of people who suffered under his reign was countless.

The public had been silenced by fear, but now, with this malignancy finally excised, justice was served and demanded.

The skies over Helgen cleared, brightening once more.

Avery, who had long switched his nationality to Helgen, should have faced trial there for his crimes.

However, given his unique status, the President personally authorized his extradition back to his homeland, to face justice where his journey began.

It was a bloody struggle against a devil, fraught with danger.

fallen, and Avery's

family was shrouded in a somber gloom, with no sign of victory on

Rose Island, Evadne was nowhere

gravely injured in the ICU, unconscious for a grueling

continued their relentless search for

alongside Elsie Archer, stayed vigilantly by Thaddeus's

be distressed by her brother's condition, had kept the news from

ensured Marilla was settled safely back home with Dean before hastening

shaky with frustration, his eyes flushed with anger. "You guys don't

was speechless, caught in an

it were good news,

kept it from him to spare

was missing out on some grand

I'm sorry," Cassius spoke up, his eyes dark from sleepless nights, his face drawn with fatigue. "But it all happened so fast. We were overwhelmed. Now, Thaddeus

with emotion. "I just.... I just hate that when

Cassius reassured him, pulling his steadfast brother into a

team of specialists who had been examining

forward, Cassius asking

less than optimistic, but also unusual," one of the professors mused. "Unusual?" the group echoed in

examination of Mr. Frederic. His organs show signs of adverse reaction to some kind of stimulant, but there's no