Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 821: This Time, It’s a Warning

Victor was infuriated by her words.

He cursed Tina's arrogance under his breath, regretting his decision to approach this woman for a deal. A flash of his mother's ashes turning to dust crossed his mind, and he abruptly stood up, a twisted smile on his face. "If you won't help, don't blame me for being ruthless!" he snarled. "Tina, let's settle the score today, including the one from last time with my mother!"

As Victor raised his hand, the bodyguards surrounding him prepared to swarm forward.

Tina's eyes were like frozen ice, calm and void of panic.

Before anyone could act, the private room's door burst open with a bang. Jared strode in, flanked by Hayden and several others.

"And who exactly are you planning to settle scores with?!" Jared's voice was cold and sharp. Behind him, more than ten bodyguards in black suits followed, swiftly surrounding Victor and his men.

Jared extended his long arm, pulling Tina behind him as his worried gaze fell on her. "Are you okay?"

Tina playfully pushed him. "Uncle, have you forgotten what happened during our training? Why worry?"

"Serena, did you spar with Mr. Farrell?" Hayden leaned over, his head popping into view. He wasn't concerned about Tina being hurt. His Serena was invincible. Victor's men didn't stand a chance against her. But Mr. Farrell? Clearly, his concern clouded his judgment.

Jared's expression froze momentarily. The icy mask on his face cracked slightly as he shot Hayden a disapproving glance. "That's between my wife and me. Stay out of it."

Tina was always protective of her husband's dignity in certain matters. Their private training sessions-where Jared occasionally lost to his wife-were their little secret, something they treated as a playful part of their relationship. No need to share it with Hayden.

Hence, she had no sympathy for the curious Hayden. With a quick wink, she signaled him to drop the subject. Then, turning to Jared, she shifted her gaze to Victor, whose face was as dark as a storm cloud. "Uncle, this Mr. Bailey here just warned me not to cross them."

Jared sneered. "And what if we do? Stray dogs-what's there to fear?"

go too far!" Victor's voice trembled as he faced the overwhelming aura of someone younger. Especially someone

years climbing to his current position. Why

about it, the more jealousy consumed him. His gaze darkened as he muttered, "I'm still your elder! Logan didn't teach you any manners, did he? Addressing your elders so disrespec-" Before he could finish,

ground as the blade embedded itself firmly into the double-paned glass

quickly pulled his stunned friend a few steps back, muttering, "There's killing intent in

stared at Jared with sparkling eyes. "Uncle, not bad! Your knife-throwing skills have improved, though it didn't even draw blood this

brushed over Tina before turning back

of uttering those words," Jared

warning." His voice carried an air of authority that belied his

looking at Victor sullied his eyes. He wrapped his arm protectively around Tina's waist and led her out

in black exited as swiftly as

look at the trembling legs or the sweat dripping from Victor's forehead, but

started to wonder if Victor

shaky step forward, testing his balance to ensure he wouldn't collapse. Then, with a voice dripping with

himself: Whether Jared will wait, I can't say. But

moment, a question Tina had

Victor become the head

all

questions lingered in Woods' thoughts. Even years later, when the Bailey family crumbled,

the time

approached Victor cautiously. "Sir, it seems Tina won't budge.

But we

two elderly members of the Dyer family weren't

his mother's grave. Hatred surged

potential retaliation quickly doused his fury. Shaking his head in frustration, he said, "No. That stubborn girl is too