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“Anyway, the paper has Linda’s number written on it.” Now, he looked guilty as our eyes connected. “You threw the paper, right?” He blushed when I guessed it, and apologized immediately. “Sorry.” He nuzzled my neck. “But I must admit, Riley had good taste. He can spot real treasure, unlike his uncle.” I hate to admit it, but I agree. Riley must have sensed that I would become a part of this family. The knowledge made me feel fuzzy inside. Then, I heard Flint’s low chuckle.

She was crouched behind the van with Madam Blackwood. I pointed toward them. “Get them.” Two guards immediately broke away from the fight and advanced toward the van. Then Leonardo saw them and his attention snapped toward Riley. He moved without hesitation and intercepted the two guards before they could reach her. His back was exposed to me. He was focused entirely on protecting Riley and his grandmother. He couldn't see me. The opportunity was perfect. I raised my gun and aimed at his back. My finger tightened around the trigger and I fired. Natalia suddenly ran toward him. She stepped between us and the bullet struck her chest.

He stood, hesitating before adding, "By aligning with you, I'm betraying Mr. Fuller. I know how you all view traitors... and that you'll discard me once I'm no longer useful. So I'll need funds—enough to disappear permanently." Frankly, Aspen appreciated his bluntness, as it was far better than dealing with scheming suckups. She smiled and said, "When this is over, you'll get 100 million. That's enough for you to vanish and live in luxury." "Thank you, Ms. Nicholls." Riley's eyes lit up. He had expected pocket change, maybe a million if he bargained hard. But 100 million? If he had known she played at this level, he would have switched sides years ago. He had indeed wasted all those years.

Rilley rolled her eyes and plopped down on the couch next to me. “Well,” she started, lowering her voice – she still had no idea that Killian was the secret business partner I’d met with last week, “I have some good news, despite everything that’s happened.” Riley grabbed the bag she had dropped by the couch when she came in. “Before they detained me, I had a chance to check my computer.” She pulled out her thin laptop as well as large stack of files. She tossed the files in my lap and opened up the computer.

her driver, Darius, said through the intercom, “We’re five minutes out. You sure about this meeting?” "Positive." Her eyes lifted to the warehouse ahead, weathered and looming like a relic of a forgotten age. But inside, she would find one of the most powerful digital security operatives in the world. Riley Cho. Once a ghost in the government’s cybercrime task force, Riley had vanished—reappearing in whispers behind some of the biggest leaks of the past decade. Natalie had reached out discreetly. Now, it was time to make a move. The SUV stopped. Natalie stepped out.

His blue eyes searched mine as if he wanted to make sure every word entered my head properly. “You should look at me,” he said. “You should only stare at me. There is no one here but me because whether you understand it now or not, you are the only treasure I have.” I was left completely speechless. I could only stare at him as my heartbeat pounded harder inside my chest. Treasure? What in the world was Reign trying to say?

Jack was really serious about helping the lady. Jack already sent the whole money for the surgery. Lilian smiled and picked up few things necessary from her table and went straight to the director office. She knocked twice and the man called her in. "Good day, director" she said and the man looked up. He gave his rare smile as he stopped what he was doing. "Miss Lilian, good day, how many I help you?" He asked and Lilian tended the files in her hand. The man shifted his glasses closer upward before picking the files and reading it through.

" Riley said angrily and her eyes blazed. Tanya could see the fire in her eyes and hands. She was speechless. What happened to Riley? What killed her? So much was going on out there that she didn't know. Suddenly,she was so scared. Is her mother and brother still alive? Are they still breathing? It's been four months now and she hasn't heard anything from them. What's going on out there! Tanya looked at Riley again. "What happened to you,Riley? Who did this to you!" Riley shook her head. "Does it matter right now? What matters is what I've come here to do." She replied cruelly. Tanya stared at her, suspicious. "What have you come here to do?" "To possess you. That's the only way I can regain

“Well, there’s got to be a way to find out. You can’t just sit here worrying yourself sick too.” “Yeah, well, I don’t want to ask him,” Tiffany said. Riley’s eyes sparkled with mischief as she leaned in close. “You know, I might have a way to find out where Jacob lives.” Tiffany’s heart skipped a beat. “Really? How?” “Well…” Riley hesitated, biting her lip. “Promise you won’t freak out?” Tiffany nodded eagerly, her curiosity piqued. “Okay, so,” Riley lowered her voice, “River knows where he lives. After dinner, he sent a spy after Jacob and followed him home.”

Jenny’s eyes brimmed with tears. Her voice cracked as she choked out, “The shooter wasn’t even aiming at Miss Riley. It should’ve been me. She pushed me out of the way… If she hadn’t, I would’ve been the one hit. I’m so sorry… It’s all my fault…” “Mr. Riley,” Petra said firmly, “those men weren’t ordinary criminals. I fought both of them. They were professionally trained mercenaries. I also saw a mark on one of their necks. It's the signature tattoo of the largest gang in Atlantis.”