Chapter 1371: Chapter 1371

Chapter 1371:

That very night, Harlee called upon every ally and, through Kareem’s influence within the military, succeeded in convincing the authorities to cancel the detention orders for Lonnie and Skyla.

Following Lonnie and Skyla’s release, Kareem swiftly moved them to a safer location, and upon locating Fleming’s mentor, he ultimately secured them at the Shadow Moon Society’s base hidden within the rainforest.

Harlee had masterminded these actions. She knew Nola’s relentless nature too well. Nola would persist until her aims were met, and Harlee was convinced Nola had further plans. With this in mind, Harlee preemptively directed Kareem to set everything in place.

After a busy day, it was eleven o’clock when Harlee finally finished updating Kareem with the new plans and made sure every ally was on the same page.

While in the study, Harlee fervently worked at hacking into Nola’s computer.

Suddenly, someone slammed the laptop shut.

Harlee looked up to find Rhys beside her, his face solemn as he reached out to lift her. “Sweetheart, it’s time for bed.”

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Harlee felt no fatigue but didn’t resist his gesture. She had promised him to avoid late nights and to prioritize her health and that of their unborn child.

Freshly out of the study, Harlee unintentionally shifted her gaze to the large window of the room. She tapped Rhys’ shoulder and requested softly, “I’d like to look outside.”

With slight reluctance, Rhys moved toward the window with her.

The surroundings of Remson Manor were unsettlingly quiet. Even though there were lights on, shadows persisted in areas that remained difficult to see clearly. It seemed as if nothing was amiss and the night would pass without incident.

Harlee was unsure when Nola would act or what her tactics would be. “Have you had Patrick step up our security measures?” Harlee inquired softly, looking out the window.

Doubting Tania, Harlee had assigned Jianna the critical task of ensuring Tania didn’t disrupt their plans covertly, though Patrick was actually responsible for increasing the patrols.

Just after she posed the question, Rhys’ soothing voice responded, “Don’t fret. I’ve taken care of it all. Now, you should try to get some sleep.”

“Okay, let’s rest.”

Drawing the curtains closed, Harlee nestled closer into Rhys’ shoulder, letting him carry her toward the bedroom for a well-deserved rest. When morning came, they would be ready to face the next challenge, with Harlee resolved to avoid any errors this time around.

The next morning, Harlee prepared herself, putting on her mask to head down to the glass room and plan further actions with Jianna.

Rhys, cautious as ever, added an extra layer to her mask, saying, “Wait. Since we don’t know if Tania might be carrying something contagious, this is just an extra precaution!”

Feeling a tad powerless but not protesting, Harlee appreciated his concern—if it brought him peace, it was a small adjustment to make.

Suddenly, her phone vibrated with a new notification. It was a message from Jianna. “Harlee, something new has come up. I’ll brief you later!” Harlee’s eyebrows knitted together as she read the message. She quickly replied, and a flurry of messages followed.

“Tania and I have been on patrol all night. We just stopped to rest, and assuming I was asleep, Tania has sneaked out. I suspect she’s off to see Nola. Harlee, I’m not sure if Tania might find out about these texts. I’ll switch to the secret code of the Shadow Moon Society for future messages.”

“Jianna’s usually not this forward. It looks like Tania is hiding more than we initially thought,” Harlee said as she slowly peeled off her mask, feeling somewhat vulnerable.

Once Harlee made this comment, she quickly sent Jianna a message to “Stay safe,” and then immediately dispatched a new order to Thiago using the Shadow Moon Society’s secure code, instructing him to covertly protect Jianna. Her concern was that Jianna might be compromised.

Since the incident involving Tonya, Harlee had taken extra precautions to ensure her plans were foolproof, leaving no chance for mishaps.

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