Chapter 613



Normal individuals would deem such scenarios unacceptable.

Clayton, enraged, clenched his teeth. “How could they escape punishment for their wicked actions? I will submit all my evidence to the authorities. They won’t get off easily this time!”

Kallie sighed deeply and shook her head. “It’s futile. Even with undeniable evidence, it likely won’t change anything.”

Since Griffin and Ernesto had dared to lie to the public, scapegoating Saniya, Kallie knew they had everything meticulously planned.

Furthermore, Ernesto and Griffin had been acting so boldly for years, as if no one could ever touch them. Kallie doubted the local government hadn’t noticed anything suspicious. The fact that the Perry family had remained untouched for so long suggested they’d struck a deal with the authorities in the local government.

“If we hand over the evidence now, we’ll only tip them off, giving Griffin and Ernesto time to retaliate,” Kallie said, her voice steady but grim.

Clayton listened to her analysis, frustration building in his chest. “So we just sit back and let them get away with it?”

Kallie shook her head, her expression thoughtful. “Of course not. We shouldn’t act recklessly and better let them think we’re powerless. After all, they can’t stay abroad forever. Once they return to Avalon, that’s when we’ll strike. But first, we need to gather more concrete evidence. A witness would be ideal.”

Clayton raised an eyebrow, perplexed. “A witness? You mean you and my sister?”

Kallie shook her head. Outsiders wouldn’t do the trick. They needed someone from within their inner circle, like an internal staff member. She remained silent, casting a meaningful look at Jake.

Instantly grasping her message, Jake flashed a knowing smile. “I got it. Relax. I won’t let Saniya die.”

Clayton watched their interaction, his heart heavy. “You two have an uncanny understanding of each other.” Jake said nothing, gently lowering his head to plant a soft kiss on Kallie’s forehead.

Kallie blushed, quickly stepping away from Jake and shooting him a disapproving look. Clayton was standing right there, and such a gesture felt inappropriate. Neither Jake nor Kallie noticed the depth of emotion flickering in Clayton’s eyes as he watched them.

Three months passed, and Kallie’s babies were thriving. Though still tiny, they were healthy and growing strong. Life had settled into a semblance of normalcy, yet Kallie’s longing for Sophie kept her awake at night. She and Jake decided it was time to return.

After an emotional farewell to Clayton, Kallie and Jake embarked on their journey back.

Concerned about potential threats along the road, Clayton arranged for a group of bodyguards to escort them.

Grateful for Clayton’s help, Kallie promised to increase their business partnership’s profit margin once she was home. It was the least she could do.

Clayton, slightly amused, draped her coat gently over her shoulders. “There’s no need for that. Our friendship is worth more than money.”

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