Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 869

Ava confidently reported, "I've gathered all the staff here, and the villa's been sealed off since this afternoon. No one's getting in or out." Her efficiency put Selena at ease.

The staff, who had been whispering among themselves, were now wide-eyed with surprise. Their madam, whom they believed to be dead, was neither a ghost nor a figment of their imagination—she was back, very much alive. This was baffling, especially since she had been declared dead earlier that day.

Ava handed Selena a steaming cup of chamomile tea, which she gratefully accepted. As she drank, warmth spread through her, and she surveyed the room with a lazy gaze. Suddenly, she slammed the cup onto the coffee table with a loud thud, commanding immediate silence and respect without uttering a word.

The staff stood up straight, their whispers dying instantly.

"Joy's been taken by the police," Selena announced firmly. "Whoever took her money and fed her information, step up now."

The room erupted in shocked murmurs. So this was why they'd been gathered.

After a tense pause, no one confessed.

Ava, seeing their hesitation, snapped, "Our madam's always been kind, treating you well and paying you generously. Yet, some of you chose to betray her for that woman outside. It's like you've lost your conscience!"

"Whoever's responsible, own up now, or when we find you, you'll be facing jail time!"

Alexa watched the unfolding drama

one stepped

think just because Joy's caught,

wanted to give you a chance to

and think you can escape, then... don't blame me for what happens

grabbing one of the staff members whose eyes betrayed their guilt,

intense gaze, the staff member's knees buckled, and they

stammered, "No, it wasn't me, madam... honestly, even if I had

a bitter laugh. "Looks like you dared

out her phone, played a surveillance video, and tossed it

was all thanks to

obsessive phase

the estate

She-art pinhole cameras,

it into a virtual

the cameras turned off but never removed them. The new staff had no idea they existed.