Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 1566

Sophie shot back, ice in her voice, "That's the behavior of a homewrecker. Aren't you, as his father, going to step in at all?"

Mr. Donny replied with a dismissive smirk, "Mr. Colby hasn't committed to our Gina yet, Ms. Sophie. No need to fret. If Mr. Colby truly cares about you, he won't stray with my daughter."

With a mocking tone, Mr. Donny added, "Unless, Ms. Sophie, you're worried that Mr. Colby can't keep his head straight. In that case, wouldn't it be smarter to deal with Mr. Colby yourself?"

"Mr. Donny, careful with your words. If you push my buttons, I can't promise what might happen to your daughter or the Spellman family," Sophie warned, unwavering.

But Mr. Donny shrugged off Sophie's threat. As long as Gina could capture Colby's heart, what power did Sophie really have over them?

"Ms. Sophie, don't expect a send-off from me," he said, making it clear he had no intention of showing her respect.

Sophie was visibly upset by Donny's attitude, but she had no choice but to leave the Spellman estate with her entourage.

the estate's entrance, Sophie's angered expression softened into calm determination. She turned to her bodyguard and said, "Keep tabs on the Spellman family. Then, follow the list I gave

Ms. Sophie," the bodyguard responded promptly, and soon his team had

have his moment of triumph, she thought. Once they pinpoint The Silent Shadows' hideout, Donny's usefulness

were just using the Spellman family as a cover, all to shield Kena, their secret asset. Sophie was convinced they wouldn't

to Elliott's villa in Summerfield, a minor businessman. She'd gone over Elliott's files-he wasn't anything noteworthy in Summerfield, but Harold's hackers had traced some shady dealings on the dark web

the Walsh family's front door, filing in one by

nowhere to be seen. Instead, she found a modest memorial setup in the living room-white flowers,

display, and a man in white mourning clothes was

family bodyguards started,

had just dug up information on Elliott, only to find him

raised her hand, signaling the guard to hold his tongue. The Aldridge family bodyguards had their guns

said,

lifting his hands and turning to