My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0727

Serenity was inconsolable, tears streaming down her face as she struggled to comprehend that the children were no longer with them. Paul sat in silence, his fists clenched so tightly his knuckles turned white. He didn’t say a word, but the anger and helplessness etched on his face made it clear the situation had shaken him deeply.

“Paul, everything’s going to be alright,” Alden said firmly. I’m going to get them back. But for now, I need you to focus on taking care of Serenity, Laura, Emma, and Adele. They’re your responsibility now. I’m not talking to a child–I’m talking to the man I know you’ll become. While I’m gone, you’re in charge.”

Paul wiped at his eyes and stood taller. “Yes… I’ll take care of them.”

“Good.” Alden extended his hand, holding out an untraceable phone. “This phone is secure. We’ll use it to communicate. We’re heading to a safe location, but you’re in charge of the girls. Understood?”

Paul nodded, his grip tightening around the phone as Alden gave him an approving look.

Maximus’s men had been dispatched to extract the remaining family members, but Alden couldn’t sit idly by, waiting for updates. Making a series of calls, he mobilized his own resources–including an operation to track down Alexia Levett.

She was barely more than a shell of her former self, but Alden knew she was the only leverage they had to force Frank Levett to return the children. That was only step one, however. Alden wasn’t planning to be merciful like his father or Marcus. He knew exactly what needed to be done to eliminate Frank once and for all.

Before heading to Palmer Group, Marcus made a detour to a secluded warehouse outside the city. As he stepped inside, Maximus followed, only to be taken aback by what he saw. Though the warehouse was clean and orderly, the remnants of its past were unmistakable.

Large barrels were stacked along the walls, labeled with chemicals like sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide. Marcus moved with purpose, ignoring Maximus’s stunned expression, and unlocked a vault. Inside were bags, ropes, weapons, and protective gear.

“What is this, Marcus?” Maximus asked, his voice tinged with unease.

“This, my dear Maximus, is war,” Marcus replied coldly. “Do you know how to use a weapon?”

“Yes, but-”

you’ll use it. There’s protective gear over

Holding a weapon he already recognized but

time for everything,” Marcus said

skin was riddled with scars -gruesome reminders of the shootout that had claimed

up, Maximus. I don’t have your time.”

never let me in. Don’t you think I should wear normal clothes and just

“Are you afraid?”

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Chapter 0727

“No!”

made the first move–he targeted my son and hurt my daughter. He knew exactly what he was doing. He wants Alden’s son because he’s a Palmer. He took my son

And his father? I’ve already sent men to dig him out of whatever hole he’s hiding in, likely in Spain. His wife,

If Frank so much as lays a hand on my son or traumatizes him, I

happens to them, it’ll be on us. I know what Frank wants–it’s the money. If I transfer him the Palmer Group shares,

you clearly don’t know the Levetts anymore. People still think they’re the honorable family of the past, but they’re nothing but filth.”

turned back to the vault and pulled out more equipment, adding with a grim smile, “There’s something I learned from my friend Sanchez: ‘No body, no crime.‘ When I was

old friend–who’s no longer alive–had some good times in this place,” Marcus said, gesturing to the warehouse.

space again, taking in its dark history. “Marcus… this is where you corrupted

paused for a moment before answering with a shrug. “Yes, Maximus. This is the place. I won’t deny it. A lot of lives ended here. Were they innocent? You can be sure they weren’t. Peter chose this location and oversaw its setup. I have to admit, besides being my friend, your brother was an

“Now stop distracting me. Take the weapons you think you’ll be able to use and suit up. No matter how much you try to reason with me, you won’t change my mind. Maximus, I never thought you’d still believe in legal justice. I lost faith in that the day my