Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right

"Let's get ready and head to Seamar City," Drake said.

"Now?" Kale hesitated. "But what about here?"

There were moles among them. If they left now, those lurking in the shadows might attack the Lowe Group.

"A few days won't matter," Drake replied, adjusting his tie. "I have to show up as the new president of the Nichols Group."noveldrama

He had been waiting for a chance like this for years. Finally, he got a hold of a force in Seamar City that could rival Marion.

Kale nodded. "I'll book the flights then."

"Oh, and make sure to have reporters meet us at the airport," Drake added. "I want everyone in Seamar City to know that I am now a force to be reckoned with."

"Got it," Kale replied, puzzled by his enthusiasm.

After all, this position was bought with money. There was nothing to be bragged about.

Debra and Randy returned to the Potter Mansion.

Several captives were tied up in the living room. At that point, Erica's high heel was pressing against one of them.

She demanded, "Who sent you? Spill it."

"I don't know," stammered the man.

Every one of them was black and blue, having been roughed up by Erica and Marion.

"If you don't talk, I'll beat the crap out of you," Erica snapped, raising her hand. Debra intervened. "Take it easy, Erica."

Erica was furious. "You don't know how infuriating they are. We've been questioning them all morning. They say they were hired, but they won't tell us who."

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those men. "Were to kill me or to

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"Both," one of them muttered, not daring to look up.

Debra looked at his bruised face and asked, "Are you the leader?"

"Yes."

"How did you make the deal?"

"Online."

"Don't tell me this gear is your company's uniform."

Debra had seen such masks in Orkgate. Those hunters at the Jovial Hotel had worn the same.

"The company issued them. We just take orders."

"Where is your company?"

The man glanced at Marion. They had already told Marion everything.

"144 Pine Alley," Marion said. "My people checked it out. It was empty."

"Nothing?"

"Nothing."

Debra felt a growing unease.

Obviously, those behind Robert

incredibly cautious. They were not be underestimated.