The Million-Dollar Heart by Rebecca Ryan

Chapter 377

Calista’s heart hammered against her chest as the formidable agents from Vanguard Agency closed in around her. Memories of that claustrophobic interrogation room flooded her mind, and panic spread like wildfire through her veins.

She took an involuntary step back, her voice trembling as much as her body. “I…I thought you cleared me. I had nothing to do with that virus. Why are you taking me in again?”

She was terrified.

The thought of being back in that room was unbearable.

The team leader’s face was a stone mask of seriousness as he said, “You are suspected of attempted murder against the captain of Vanguard Agency. You’re coming with us under the law.”

He presented the arrest warrant.

Calista’s eyes nearly popped out of her skull. “What are you talking about? When did I ever attempt to murder the captain of Vanguard Agency? I was after…”

She had meant to target Vivienne. How could Vivienne be the captain of Vanguard Agency?

The leader remained unflappable. “Percival Ellington is our captain, and you positioned that rebar to kill Captain Ellington with premeditation. You’re coming with us.”

“What!” Calista and the entire Brooks clan were stunned.

Percival was the captain of Vanguard Agency!

Whoever called him a loser was dead wrong. Could a loser helm the elite Vanguard Agency squad?

Standing at a distance, Scott’s eyes narrowed. Percival’s identity had caught him off guard; he had been so focused on Vivienne that he had overlooked this guy.

as she faced the leader, but before she could plead her case, she was

of the Vanguard Agency’s operatives withered her

agency’s team had departed, the Brooks Mansion returned to its

me. But what do you have over me, apart from your taste in women? What kind of person have you married?

chair, for once

by my hand, Judith got what she deserved. I need to

abruptly. “I’ll

and

the Brooks family was slowly coming to terms with

bloodshed visibly shook Kala and

and Timothy were silent, not a word

first regained his composure. “We

the body, it

what Judith had done, they were her family, and it was their duty to see to

voice grave as he instructed Ronald,

said, “We need to

of the sorrow of losing

at him coldly.

pressed into a

her mother’s death. She was not one to show mercy in her dealings, and the

herself to be callous

in her eyes, struggled to speak. Finally, she mustered a wry smile. “Morally, I don’t blame you. Judith killed ten people; she deserved to pay for her crimes. But on a personal level, I can’t understand. She was your grandmother, too. Even if she was guilty, you could’ve reported her

don’t know how to go on. Everyone in this house has changed, hiding behind masks. I can’t

she turned

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