The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 530:

Out at sea, Jade was trying to reach the team stationed at the chemical plant, desperate to confirm whether Brenna had taken the bait and brought the ransom. Minutes ticked by, and that fool Barr was still not picking up her call.

The bodyguard beside Jade frowned, his concern evident. “Could something have gone wrong? Brenna has military connections. The army might have gotten involved.”

Jade’s confidence began to wane. She cast a grave look at the motionless Patrick. “Throw him to the sea. We’re leaving now.” Panic gnawed at her. If they didn’t leave soon, it could be too late. If something had happened to Barr, it meant the military had seen through her scheme. Brenna could arrive at any moment.

Jade had always believed that Brenna wouldn’t dare endanger Patrick to hunt them down. But Brenna was anything but predictable. What if she did gamble everything? What if she was willing to sacrifice Patrick to eliminate them? After all, the military didn’t operate like the police.

The bodyguard moved, seized Patrick by the collar, and tossed him straight into the sea. As he watched the waves engulf Patrick’s small figure, he walked away. Bound as he was, Patrick wouldn’t last more than a few minutes in the water.

through the waves as it

Five helicopters sliced through the sky, sweeping

their eyes fixed on the screen. Red dots flickered across the display, but none of them were

of those are fishing

expressions. The weight of their fear hung heavily in the cabin. Each passing second made Patrick’s situation more dire. Ellie was the most distressed. She couldn’t look away from the screen. She clutched Thiago’s

like a wall. The wind howled, and waves crashed below. There was nothing but darkness in every

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He’s learned a lot of survival skills. He can swim, and he knows better than to provoke dangerous people. He’ll be okay.” Though his voice was calm, the worry behind it ran deep. Patrick was more capable, more mature, and tougher than most kids his

her stiff posture and somber expression spoke volumes. Her

her hand and reassured her,