Shattered Illusions: Love, Lies, and Redemption

Chapter 231

“Keep up.”

In the car, when Remington momentarily opened his eyes, his expression gave nothing

ครบ away.

“Follow her,” he instructed, and on hearing this, the driver eased the car into motion,. trailing behind Lizetta at a distance.

It wasn’t long before Lizetta successfully hailed a cab.

“Sir, do we keep tailing her?” the driver asked cautiously.

It’s broad daylight; there shouldn’t be any danger.

Remington had only ordered to follow Lizetta because he was concerned that she might have been masking her emotions and could suddenly fall apart. But clearly, she hadn’t.

Remington’s gaze swept over the taxi’s license plate and he directed, “No need, head to the west suburbs.”

By the time Remington arrived, Cedric had already been having a field day with Jolin, Apollo, and another in an abandoned warehouse for quite some time.

The trio, so arrogant and scheming back at the hospital, were now tied up on chairs, doused in gasoline, their faces stricken with fear, shaking like leaves, and looking utterly pitiful.

Remington’s right–hand man, Ray, was sitting nearby with his legs crossed nonchalantly. toying with a box of matches.

Shhhk.

teasing the flames of their anxiety. Each time, the

lay scattered around them, their

it

backfire. and lead to such retribution from Remington’s people, she would have never made a fuss at

will you?” Apollo yelled, just after a matchstick had whizzed past the tip of his hair.

had formed beneath him, his control

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of gasoline, and next

the worst, weak and

that the bespectacled, seemingly gentle Cedric, who had been standing aside without laying a hand on anyone, would be more approachable

go, and from now on, whatever Mr. Dashiell

and vomited more

be jumping around like that. If

in terror, on the verge

that the door

tall male figure strode forward. The three desperate individuals turned to

had arrived, hope flickered across their faces, and they

I brought Liz into this world, my mistakes

it’s all just a big misunderstanding. We’re family, there’s no need for