When She Rose From the Ashes

Chapter 114 The Betrayal

Chapter 114 The Betrayal

The footsteps pounded from the main entrance. Baron acted instantly.

Natalie knew if she stayed, she would only drag him down. “Baron, be careful.”

“I will.”

His eyes softened as he looked at her. She left quickly, escorted back toward safety.

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Shauna and Finn braced themselves. For now, personal grudges meant nothing–there was only the enemy.

But when the front doors burst open, Baron froze, his fury collapsing into stunned disbelief. Two little figures stood there.

“… What are you doing?”

It was Susie and Sean, trailed by bewildered bodyguards.

The guards were pale–why had the air felt so heavy with killing intent? Had they imagined it?

“Papa,” Susie asked, wide–eyed, “what are you all doing?”

“Nothing. Why are you here?”

Baron slipped the surgical knife back into his sleeve. Shauna awkwardly lowered her fighting stance. Finn’s hands hovered, caught between guilt and panic.

Sean glanced at Finn, then back at Baron. “We heard Ms. Yvonne… something happened. We wanted to see.”

once, Susie’s tears spilled

is it true? Is Ms. Yvonne really gone? Will I never see her

split

weighed down with guilt, was crushed further.

his daughter, voice thick. “Susie, don’t cry. Ms. Yvonne wouldn’t want to

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away, running to the corner where Yvonne’s body

You promised to play jump rope with

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long, but Yvonne had treated them with kindness sending treats, chatting on

–

lay lifeless before

out. “This is your fault! Why did you send

lunged, fists flying, kicking and

didn’t fight

Because Sean was right.

would never have died. Phantom’s only sister was gone because of him.

blow.

another thought flickered. Baron wanted him out–wanted him

gone.

He

seized Sean by the arm, yanking him up. A knife appeared

step

The room froze.

turned to stone. “Finn! If you hurt my son, I swear

care about taking one more down with me? Baron, all these years I’ve carried the work of the organization, while you sat at the top.