The Wrong Woman

As Zach gently wiped away Mila's tears, he comforted her with tender words, "Chubs, don't worry. They are safe, just held captive."

"Do you know where they are?" Mila inquired, her voice filled with concern.

Zach shook his head and let out a weary sigh. "I'm not sure. The place is surrounded by high walls and tight security. There's no way out."

"What about Oliver? Has he tried to find you?" Mila pressed.

"He's been silent as if he's not involved at all," Zach replied. Pausing, he added, "But our every move in that house is under constant surveillance."

Approaching them, Nathan asked Zach politely, "Grandpa, can you recall any landmarks or buildings nearby?"

With a troubled expression, Zach responded, "There's nothing but mountains, forests, and trees. They've hidden their location well."

Mila's head drooped in despair.

Nathan reached out, placing a comforting hand on Mila's shoulder. "Don't worry. If I can rescue Grandpa, I can also save your parents and brother. Just give me some time."

Mila nodded, finding a glimmer of

Nathan with admiration, his smile filled with warmth. "Nate, you've never

kind, Grandpa. Your insight helped me see through their plans," Nathan

"I'm not sure if I

that even though they had managed to rescue Zach during Loretta's memorial, his son, daughter-in-law, and grandson remained captives. They

to either comply and surrender their assets or risk losing their loved

it safe, Grandpa," Nathan assured

Zach asked, "What do you

clarified, "Oliver

in disbelief.

Norvania, so he faked his death. The world no longer

etched across Zach's face, his hands tightening into fists. "Isn't that

enemies are

realization, "So, our main concerns now are Avery and Lucas? Oliver wouldn't risk contacting us directly, fearing

Mila's hand and giving it a comforting

looked between Mila and Nathan in confusion. "Can someone explain

elaborated confidently, "Grandpa, I've employed the most advanced satellite tracking to keep a constant eye on Avery. Every signal she sends out is monitored. "I've also positioned several informants around her, from her assistant to the household staff, most of whom are