Chapter 23 Unsuspecting
Bessie approached the sack with a triumphant smile on her face. Little did she know that the one inside was her daughter.
Harriet smirked and turned to leave.
She needed to get into Cory’s car and head to the island.
Seeing her come down with her luggage, Clifton put on a gentle smile.
“Sweeheart, is the luggage heavy? Let me help you.”
Harriet declined the offer. After placing the luggage down, she pretended to be reluctant and hugged Clifton.
“Dad, I can’t bear to part with you.”
“Me too!” Clifton put on a show of sorrow.
He thought about taking the chance to ask about the inheritance left bby Miriam.
BBut before he could broach the subject, Harriet brought to herself.
“Dad, I was wrong last time. I shouldn’t have sung to ded NNow I remember where my mother placed her treasure. leleave now, or Delbert will be worried.
Delbert’s island tomorrow. I’ll
are such a good daughter.” Clifton beamed with excictament.
the inheritance, the Munoz Group would
Delbert, he would become
+25 BONUS
and the Munoz family would
grew increasingly excited. To avoid revealing his emotions, he held back his laughter until his
his thoughts.
earlier had prompted her to change her
Molly
come to the island to find her. When he went back and recounted it at home, Bessie would be
overwhelmed by shock.
that it was these two people who
let them pay a heavy
the back door, Bessie was unsuspecting.
the human trafficker to drive over and rolled up to lift the sack.
eves
woman inside the sake woke up
was confused by the situation, wondering where she was.
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