Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 260

In the dark of the night, on the sidewalk, the two locked eyes.

“She stole my wallet,” Ellie replied casually, brushing it off.

If the worst–case scenario came to pass, she wasn’t sure how she’d handle it. Just the thought of it was unbearable. She’d worked so hard to forget, so hard to keep going. She couldn’t believe fate would be so cruel.

“Let’s go back,” Alex said, not pressing further. Ellie said nothing more.

The two of them drove back in silence, each lost in their own thoughts.

When the car pulled into Warren Manor and came to a stop, Ellie opened the door and got out.

Alex sat in the backseat, watching her figure disappear into the distance, his gaze narrowing. “Find that woman before tomorrow night.”

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on his

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morning, just before 11 AM, on the fifth–floor balcony of an ordinary apartment building near Encounter Bar, Haley looked coldly at the trembling mother and daughter in front of her. “You see. If I had

gave a menacing threat. “That necklace is connected to a high–profile murder case and a vast fortune. Whoever possesses it will face certain death. I suggest you keep quiet about it; no

of shock, dropped to her knees with a thud, clutching Haley’s hands in desperation. “I was just foolish for picking it up and letting my daughter wear it. We never meant to steal from

my back on you?” Haley replied with feigned sympathy. “I can risk everything to get you both out of

floor. Amelia quickly scrambled to pick it up. “Ms. Owens, don’t worry. We’ll hide far away and

never return.”

a pair of binoculars. “Take another good look. The people in your house right now want you dead. If you see them, make sure to stay as far

binoculars and peering into the

loud slap, and the

“What’s going

wide, and she gasped, “That man… he seems

she cursed under

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