The Divorce Prescription

The men in black were under Carly's command. With her current power, disabling the surveillance at Capitol Central Airport and taking Bella was an easy task.

Upon her arrival, the men in black quickly stepped forward, bowing their heads in respect.

"Hello, Ms. Hampton."

Carly didn't bother with pleasantries. Her gaze swept over them as she asked, "Did you bring her?"

"Yes, Ms. Hampton. She's here."

A gleam of satisfaction flickered in Carly's eyes.

Perfect. At last, she had captured Celine's wild child.

Once Bella was gone, the truth about her parentage would never surface. Carly would no longer have to worry about it.

"Take me to her. Now."

"Right this way, Ms. Hampton."

Carly to the door of the dark room, where a small window in

them huddled together in the corner, wrapped

going rigid. She blinked, unsure if her eyes were deceiving her, but there was no mistaking it—she had

going on? How could Grace

going on? Why is there someone else

about this. When we went to take the child today, we encountered this elderly woman. She tried to protect the child, so we

couldn't be happening. A disaster she hadn't anticipated was

tried to save Bella? Since when had

of dread washed over Carly, quickly followed by a rush of

men in black,

could you bring her back here too? Do you

just some old lady in a

was understandable that they didn't recognize Grace-she had lived in

voice shook with anger. "Listen to me carefully. She's not just any old woman-she's Mrs.

What?

tensed. "Ms. Hampton, are you saying... this woman

his mother and Bella are missing. I told you to bring the child in

this. What do you