《The Billionaire’s Lost Family》全部章節：第 81 章 - 第 90 章

We read the message in silence. The old house. Sunrise. Both of us.Damien turned the car around without a word. His face stayed hard. I stared out the window and tried to steady my breathing. My shoulder throbbed but I pushed it down. The kids were safe for now with his men. That was the only thing keeping me steady.We drove through the dark. Neither of us spoke much. Every mile felt like we were walking straight into another trap.When we reached the house the gates were open. Lights glowed from inside. Damien parked a short distance back and we got out.He looked at me. “Stay close.”We walked up the long driveway. My heart beat harder with every step. The front door stood open.We stepped inside.The main room was empty at first. Then she appeared from the hallway. The woman who had raised Damien. She held the drive in one hand and a gun in the other.She smiled when she saw us.“You actually came,” she said. “I have to admit I thought you might run instead.”Damien kept his gun

The woman kept the gun pressed against my back. I could feel her breathing steady behind me. Liam and Rose stood frozen a few feet away. Their eyes stayed locked on mine. Cars pulled up fast on both sides of the bridge. Doors opened. Men stepped out with guns raised. Some of them were Damien’s. Others I didn’t recognize. She spoke low near my ear. “One wrong move and they all die.” I stayed still. My heart pounded hard. Damien stepped out from one of the cars. He had his gun up but didn’t fire. His eyes found mine right away. “Let her go,” he said. His voice carried across the bridge. The woman laughed once. “You’re in no position to give orders.” She nodded at one of her men. He grabbed Liam and pulled him closer to the edge of the bridge. Rose started crying. I felt my stomach drop. Damien took one step forward. “Don’t.” The woman tightened her grip on me. “Tell your men to drop their weapons. All of them. Or the boy goes over.” Damien looked at his people and

We sat in the car after the call. The words kept playing in my head. I had a sister. Someone I never knew about. My mother wanted me to come alone by morning.Damien looked at me. His face was tired but his eyes stayed focused. “We go together,” he said. “No matter what she says.”I nodded. My hands felt cold. We had the kids safe for now, but I could not stop thinking about this new sister. Who she was. Where she had been all these years.We drove toward the address my mother gave. The roads got quieter the further we went. Damien kept one hand on the wheel and the other close to his gun.When we reached the old house it looked the same as before. Dark windows. One light on inside. We parked a short distance back and got out.We walked up to the door slow. My heart beat hard. Damien pushed the door open and we stepped inside.My mother was sitting at the table. She had a gun next to her. A girl around my age sat across from her. She had dark hair and eyes that looked like mine. She l

The shot echoed through the dark. I dropped low and pulled the kids down with me. Damien grabbed my arm and dragged us behind a table.More shots came. Glass broke somewhere. I could hear people moving but I couldn’t see anything.“Stay down,” Damien whispered. His voice was right next to my ear.I held Liam and Rose close. They were shaking. My shoulder burned but I stayed still.Footsteps came closer. Then they stopped.A voice spoke from the dark.“Drop your gun or I shoot her.”It was my mother.Damien didn’t move at first. Then I heard his gun hit the floor.Lights flickered back on.My mother stood a few feet away with a gun pointed at me. Two of her men were behind her. One of them had Damien’s gun.She looked at me. “You really thought you could win?”I stayed on the ground with the kids. My heart was beating too fast.She stepped closer. “I gave you everything. Power. A family. And you threw it all away for him.”Damien moved slightly. One of her men hit him in the back with

We stood there staring at the black screen. The plane was gone. Liam and Rose were gone with it.Damien slammed his hand against the wall. The sound made me jump.“They took them,” he said. His voice was low and rough. “They actually took them.”I felt like I couldn’t move. My legs were shaking. I kept seeing Liam’s face in that last video. He looked so scared.My sister was still in the room with us. She hadn’t said anything since we got back. She just stood near the door watching everything.Damien picked up his phone and started calling people. Marcus didn’t answer. No one did.I walked over to him and grabbed his arm. “We have to do something. Now.”He looked at me. His eyes were red.“I know,” he said. “I’m trying.”He called again. This time someone picked up. It was one of his men.Damien listened for a few seconds then hung up.“They tracked the plane,” he told me. “It’s heading east. Some private island my mother owns. Or used to own.”I felt a small spark of hope. “Then we g