Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 728 If One Day, You Want to Be Protected

Selena's hands were cuffed behind her back, making her totally helpless. Watching the scenery zip by outside the window, she realized they were heading to Ridgefield.

She was kinda shocked and then heard the guy say, "Ms. Fair, I just need you to take me to where your mom used to live."

Selena glanced at the dude's hand on the wheel. It looked like a bodyguard's hand, but there was a small tattoo on his arm. Her mom, who lived in Ridgefield, that would be Barbara. Were these guys after Barbara?

But Barbara had been dead for ages.

The tattoo looked familiar. She suddenly remembered Barbara had a similar mark on the sole of her foot?

But that spot was super hidden. She'd only seen it when she was a kid and wasn't even sure if she imagined it.

Back then, Ridgefield was dirt poor, and their family could barely afford food, let alone a tattoo.

She stayed quiet, but she could see in the rearview mirror that a car was tailing them.

It was Raymond's car.

"My mom's already dead," Selena said.

cooperate, I won't hurt

Selena clammed up.

they rolled into Ridgefield, it was

it, forcing a bunch of cars to stop.

darkened, and he slammed his

me to where your

Selena didn't dare resist.

died early, and their house was now occupied by her uncles. That was

there were kids playing on the lawn, but today there was just an old man sunbathing. Seeing Selena,

knocked on Brian's door, but the old man walked over, his steps shaky. "Brian's family was killed

a murder here. The cops have been here several times. Now everyone says Jacob did it. He

kicked open the

man, seeing this, quickly hid back in his

with Brian's family, she had blocked them

never thought Brian and Erin would

had traces of the crime scene, with dried blood stains

clearly been ransacked, like someone was searching

on the sofa, the old smell of the house making

nearby shelf and searched the house but found nothing. "Ms. Fair, is there any other place here where things

knew she misunderstood. "It wasn't our people who did this. Barbara was a core member of our organization who got