The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 745 Something Weird

Eloise immediately felt herself go numb when she heard Wynter’s tone, especially since she felt guilty.

“I do. After all, I come here often for deliveries, but I’ve never been there before.”

Eloise lowered her head as if she was looking for something. In truth, she just did not dare to look at Wynter as she was afraid Wynter would see right through her.

Wynter raised an eyebrow and smiled wickedly. “You’re a firm believer, yet you’re telling me you’ve never entered that chapel? Eloise, that doesn’t make any sense.”

Eloise froze.

Wynter continued calmly, “You must have gotten your pendant from that chapel, right?”

“I told you that I met a medium on the train,” Eloise explained anxiously.

Wynter nodded. “Oh, so you did get it here. I am curious which God you prayed to.”

Eloise’s complexion immediately paled.

At first, the other policewomen were confused as to why Wynter was so caught up with the pendant.

After all, the children’s safety should be their top priority. It wasn’t until they saw Eloise’s reaction that they understood the situation.

behind them, but the chapel over there. But was that even possible?

was a chapel–the gods‘ holy ground! How could the human trafficking organization set up its base in a

of policewomen couldn’t help but feel fearful at

the chapel before them and the wave of people heading there to pray, they felt a

pray when they could not hold on any longer. They went there

holy chapel

become a hideout for

group of policewomen felt a

she began to think. Information began running

at the sky.

indeed a weird magnetic feeling there. The skies were bright, yet the

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surrounding the chapel was

getting interesting.

Wynter smirked.

to go there now. Keep an

blend into the crowd, she tugged the ugly scarf down and threw her old

up and wiped off her heavy makeup, revealing her beautiful face. She immediately gave off

she was the middle–aged woman from

was currently trendy for people to pray for wealth

halls were mostly filled with middle–aged women. But