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Chapter 66: The Blackmailer Revealed

Author: Frank J.P
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-05 14:58:16

Sienna

The day stretched out longer than I expected. Every time we stepped out of the suite, I could feel eyes — not one pair, but several. Maybe it was paranoia. Maybe it wasn’t.

The lobby was alive with movement — travelers talking, luggage rolling, the faint clink of glasses from the café corner — but even with all that noise, I couldn’t shake the feeling that someone’s gaze was trailing us.

Jaxon tried to act calm, but I could tell his mind was somewhere else. He carried his laptop everywhere now, fingers tapping against the cover like he was counting seconds.

We sat for a while in one of the hotel lounges, pretending to scroll through our phones. But my eyes kept drifting — scanning faces, glances, movements.

A man by the window lowered his newspaper the moment I looked at him. A woman at the front desk turned away quickly when our eyes met. Every sound — every click of heels, every soft laugh — felt sharper.

“Jaxon,” I whispered finally, “someone’s following us.”

He looked up fr
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