Chapter 680

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Once installed inside the vehicle, Mitchel made a call.

As the security team quickly closed off the entire parking lot, Raegan watched anxiously as they meticulously searched for any suspicious individuals, including the black sedan that had recently passed.

To her surprise, the sedan driver's attire bore a striking resemblance to that of the man Raegan had seen in the elevator.

Removing his hat, the man showed his usual face.

Raegan began to question her perception, wondering if fatigue had caused her to conjure up illusions. To dispel Mitchel's doubts, he reassured him: "It's okay. "I may have been too suspicious."

Feeling uncomfortable, Raegan apologized to the man.

Victor, now behind the wheel of Raegan's car, set off with Mitchel's vehicle following close behind.

Once their cars were out of sight, the previously parked black sedan slowly reappeared outside the parking lot.

The driver quickly removed a realistic mask, revealing a blonde, blue-eyed face. He dialed a number in a serious tone. «Mr Glyn, the situation has become complicated. There are too many bodyguards around him.

Unlike Aurora, where getting rid of someone was as easy as squishing an ant, security in Ardlens was tight, so any misstep posed a potential risk of capture.

As the man talked, the emblem tattooed on his arm lit up starkly in the moonlight.

Aurora.

Meanwhile, Davey was having fun tormenting a canary locked in a nearby cage.

He continued to mock the bird, shaking it with his finger and flashing a satisfied smile. «Let's postpone the plan for now. Casey just woke up. "I have decided to refrain from any murder this month, mainly because I do not want to upset her."

Despite Casey's apparent lack of memory, Raegan was still her daughter after all.

“There is something else of interest, Mr. Glyn,” the man interjected.

“Oh?”

"I have met this woman on a previous mission."

Davey was curious. "So, someone else was looking for her too?"

«Not at all. “It just happened to coincide with my ‘tribulation day,’ and I needed a tribulation soul.”

This time, the same principle applied. Otherwise, with his position, he would not be entrusted with such missions.

The man reminded Davey: "The individual in question is also linked to you."

Davey asked, "My niece?"

"Yes, but surprisingly, this woman managed to survive." The man remembered the incident vividly. The car Raegan was traveling in five years ago had plunged into the river and disintegrated upon impact. It was amazing that Raegan had managed to survive such a catastrophic event.

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