Nine

ALEXANDER’S POV

The drive back home wasn’t time consuming because it felt as though my breathe hitched in my throat every single time out of fear that I might not find her home when I get back. At this point I didn’t know who to trust and who not to until the real culprit was found.

A voice in my head advised me to get new staffs and sack the old ones but it obviously wasn’t a good idea because that would only prone her to danger especially now that she was carrying my child.

I made my way out of the car and started towards the entrance, my eyes landing on some of the staffs lined out outside with worry etched on their faces.

“What?” I roared at them and watched them shiver like little chickens targeted for Christmas celebration.

“Madam Aurora is missing, Boss.” One of them informed, her voice cracking a little.

I felt my blood burn up and anger surged through me as different images flashed through my mind, I didn’t want to imagine she getting taken so I clenched my teeth hard to pus