Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 816 They'll Never Leave Alive

Natalia felt a moment of panic. However, she quickly steeled her nerves.

She said, "Whatever plan they have, we'll win as long as they're dead!'

Since things had come this far, there was no turning back. As long as she could kill Emelie and William, especially Emelie, she would gain a huge victory. Everything else could be dealt with afterward.

If the police started investigating, she could find scapegoats. If there was evidence left behind, she could bribe high-ranking officials to destroy it. If everything failed and she had to go to court, she had the best defense team to let her off scot-free.

There was nothing that she couldn't do. It was just a matter of killing two people. What was the big deal?

As for public opinion or online trolls, who cares about the thoughts of a bunch of nobodies?

She wanted the Filo family, the Filo Group, and its vast business empire. If she wanted to wear the crown, she had to bear its weight. She was willing to take some risks and pay whatever price was necessary. After all, she had the resources to do so.

Natalia was determined to go all in. "I've got everything in place. There's no way they're leaving Mylen alive. Just wait for my good news!"

she

himself as he slammed his phone

eyes on the computer screen, watching a

staged such a movie-like scene before the

on television as helicopters in the sky and patrol cars on the ground pursued

his glasses, his unshielded eyes sharp and

was hope that the overly confident Natalia really had what it took to eliminate Emelie and William. Nothing would be

up

but there was no answer. He had lost count of how many messages he'd sent Ashley

hadn't replied, hadn't answered, but she hadn't blocked

hook, giving him a sliver of hope that one day she

up.

hope would shatter, plunging him into even deeper despair. He knew that she was there but was unable to

her number. He leaned back

questioned by the police daily, his nerves had been stretched thin. He hadn't had