Secrets Of The Neglected Wife: When Her True Colors Shine

Chapter 561:

He smiled, warm and approachable, his tone rich and steady—like a godfather speaking to his own. Yet everyone knew the brutal reputation that lay beneath. He was someone even the mafia wouldn’t dare to provoke lightly. Kellan gave a brief nod and picked up the revolver, spinning its cylinder with a series of crisp clicks.

“A gun’s more straightforward than a blade sometimes,” he said, almost to himself. “Direct, like dealing with a problem head-on.”

“Then I suppose we differ there, Mr. Lloyd,” Kylo replied, casting a sidelong glance at Allison. “The dagger is sharper. I prefer feeling the tide turn in my hand.”

In his mind, no weapon matched her more than a dagger. She was just as sharp, cold, dangerous, and as captivating as a blood-red gem.

The room grew silent as everyone sensed the rising tension between the two men. Even Andres, who rarely flinched, seemed taken aback. Kylo was notoriously guarded, and the dagger, with its weighty significance, was not something he would hand over lightly. It seemed that Kylo had taken a special interest in Scarlet Snake. Andres stepped forward, smiling carefully as he addressed Allison.

the house you rented in Muisvedo is now yours permanently. Additionally, as my apology, your expenses

accepted with a cool nod.

being escorted to settle their chips, while the casino’s staff, clad in black, mopped up the last traces of blood from the

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Lloyd,” she said, stretching lazily. “Let’s go. The casino will handle the transfers in a

enviable. For Colton and Melany, this night was destined to be

into Scarlet Snake’s and her partner’s background information. I

the table, to the spot where Kellan had driven the dagger into the wood. “And especially,”

of the moon cast deep, shifting shadows over the quiet road outside Muisvedo, emphasizing how late it had

only by the labored shuffling of Sherman and the others as they hauled the heavy

really gave me a scare today,” Sherman said, the tremor in his voice betraying lingering fear. He swallowed hard and added, “Most people wouldn’t play