Chapter 163

The driver fought with Keegan’s men, and in the midst of it, Keegan dragged Taryn out of the car

The evening was a blur of shadows and tension as Keegan abducted Natalie, speeding into the night.

“Aren’t you Whitney’s uncle? What the hell are you doing?” Natalie’s voice quivered with panic, her distress so acute she began coughing up blood.

Keegan, who had been firm in his grip on the woman in her fifties, recoiled in shock at the sight of the crimson stains on her handkerchief.

“Are you sick or something?” His voice was harsh and cold as he demanded an answer.

In her agitated state, Natalie’s coughs racked her body. She fumbled for her cell phone to call her son, but her hands shook too much, and the phone slipped into the crevice of the seat.

Clutching at her chest, she stuttered, “I can’t survive without my oxygen tank. I’m critically ill; why would you harm me? Where’s Whitney? Where is she?”

As Keegan’s gaze fell upon her frail frame, his face darkened with a grimace of dismay

“Mr. Tennyson,” his associate hesitated, “With her condition… do we continue?”

“Of course! Stick to the plan and split up!”

The car veered off onto a remote stretch of highway.

Whitney had been trapped in a pitch–dark villa without lights for a whole day.

The wails of the nocturnal sea breeze had tormented her until dawn, and as she endured another day, her stomach churned with hunger, and her unborn child shifted restlessly within her.

With a heavy heart, she soothed herself and the baby, her breaths shallow, tears streaming silently down her face.

He had been ruthless, leaving her to fend for herself in this desolation.

As night fell again, her phone flickered with a meager two percent battery life.

The signal by the sea was erratic, coming and going. Throughout the day, Whitney had been scrolling through the news about United Realty Corporation, reading about him being duped by his wife, about his assets transferred, about the shareholders‘ doubts, and about him being questioned by the police.

Considering all this was her uncle’s doing, and she was his accomplice, Whitney felt as though her heart was being sliced open.

How much more could he endure? Could she make amends and salvage their relationship?

Ludwik had not really kidnapped her uncle’s daughter, had

from

Whitney had barely stood up when a figure appeared at the window, “Ms. Whitney!”

the voice and cautiously

Tennyson’s

here?” Whitney’s mind raced as she asked urgently.

clutches,

her footing, a chill drenching her

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Chapter 163

so reckless?” She fumed in disbelief. The thought of Natalie’s condition

kidnap her? He has

geancel

assistant grabbed her arm, his voice tinged with anger, “Does Ludwik have any humanity? He kidnapped Ms. Yael first! Enough talk! The woman’s coughing up blood, frothing at the mouth, and Mr. Tennyson is panicking. They’ve headed

blank. Natalie could not be in

was no time for hesitation.

save Natalie, without her, there would be no hope for reconciliation

she could not call the police- it would be the end of

every dilemma seem to pierce her heart, leaving her bleeding and

in sight. Whitney, dripping with cold sweat, followed

to them, another car was

as he watched Whitney drive away, making a call, “Elaine, Keegan’s men have picked

Whitney.”

fake a distress call. Keegan still cares for his

implicated in Keegan’s kidnapping scheme, that

not

Nolan hurried inside

lights was a study of icy detachment. Despite the surroundings, his dignity remained unblemished,

could have walked free after the evening’s interrogation, but suddenly, the detectives had

him

from the outside world, his watch and

gripping his phone tight. The news was a mess, Ludwik had been accused of making two men vanish after a confrontation at the Joyful Manor banquet, all over an

told Parker to… Glancing at the police outside, Nolan frowned and changed the subject. “Someone leaked a video of you threatening

would dredge up such an old affair? Who

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