Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 822: You Have Quite the Eye

Vivienne's face darkened with dissatisfaction. "What's Victor's is mine. We're husband and wife. Don't tell me I don't even have the right to use his personal bodyguards?" Johnson hesitated before responding bluntly, "Actually, you don't."

While the truth was harsh, he chose not to elaborate, instead offering a polite but troubled expression. "Madam, those are the master's instructions. If you'd like, you can call him directly. If he agrees, I'll arrange it for you immediately." "Mom," Kelly interjected, stomping her foot in frustration. They'd just managed to locate Jared; giving up now wasn't an option. If her father found out, everything would be ruined.

Vivienne patted her daughter's hand, signaling her to stay calm. Her gaze casually swept over Woods. "He's not one of Victor's personal bodyguards, is he? Let's take him with us, along with a few others of his caliber." "You have quite the eye."

Ella Bailey's voice suddenly cut through the air, drawing everyone's attention.

Woods immediately stepped back, positioning himself behind Ella Bailey with swift movements. "Apologies, Miss Walker," he said firmly. "I am Miss Ella's bodyguard. Without her permission, I cannot accompany you."

Ella Bailey seemed pleased with Woods' quick judgment. Crossing her arms, she stepped forward. "Did you hear that, Miss Walker? For someone your age, it's surprising you still don't understand your place."

"In this family, my father holds the highest authority. After him, it's me. And my bodyguard? You dare touch what's mine? Looks like you don't want to stay in the Bailey family anymore!"

Behind her, Luke Gill's brow twitched slightly. He glanced at Ella Bailey, who appeared to be in a good mood, then shifted his gaze to the silent Woods standing behind her. His dark eyes flickered briefly before settling into calm indifference. Vivienne, on the other hand, was trembling with rage at Ella Bailey's words. Yet, with Johnson present, she had to maintain her usual facade. Forcing a graceful smile, she said, "Ella, there's no need to be so harsh. I didn't realize-thought he was just one of the regular bodyguards."

Ella Bailey scoffed. "Then your eyesight must be truly terrible."

"Ella, how can you speak to Mom like that?!" Kelly protested indignantly. "We're all family. What's the big deal about borrowing your bodyguard for a bit?"

Ella Bailey shook her head, unimpressed. "Family? Don't lump me in with you. Stop flattering yourselves-it's disgusting. And at this hour, no less."

to ruin my

muttered words made Kelly's eyes light

Kelly's expression vanished

she's not easy to deal with. Why not take your sister along? If anything comes up, she can help." "Help? Help

Bailey's gaze swept over Kelly's slim, stick-like legs. "Help me

Bailey's arm. "Ella, you're meeting Miss Reed, not going to

meeting her for a fight,"

had been quietly enjoying the show, suddenly choked on his drink at her words. He coughed violently.

Ella Bailey shot him a glance, her elbow gesturing toward Luke Gill. "Court's tomorrow. I'm going to see if Tina is willing to show some leniency. If things don't work out, well,

lips maintaining a faint smile. "Ella, I appreciate your efforts on my behalf. It must be exhausting

"Ugh, gross. I'm getting chills

standing silently behind her, thought to himself, Miss Ella would probably love to see Luke Gill

frighten me like that! We just met

her head, intrigued. "Oh? You've met

share. "The master took us to negotiate with Miss Reed earlier. It didn't go well, and Mr.

Kelly exclaimed excitedly. This time, she didn't hesitate to grab Ella Bailey's hand. "Ella, take me with you! You heard Johnson-if we go together, we can watch each other's backs." Who wants

at her to push Kelly away. She did, albeit with a gentler touch than usual. "You really want

nodded eagerly. "I

tagged along and managed to annoy Tina, there'd be no negotiating Luke Gill's case. He'd

with Kelly's non-existent combat skills, there was no risk

though she hadn't noticed, she said,