Despite her careful actions, she feared being tracked down.


    Lindsey’s words echoed in her mind.


    She had to cover her tracks.


    She needed to eliminate the problem at its source.


    Determination gripped Kendra.


    She had a n forming.


    Earlier that day, after Benny had fallen asleep, Kendra had slipped into a ck windbreaker and sunhat, sneaking out to catch a taxi under the cover of darkness.


    ‘s BunnyBookery


    Unbeknownst to her, a ck car sat silently across the street, nearly invisible in the shadows.


    Lindsey and Leonel sat in their car.


    Their ck vehicle crept behind Kendra’s taxi, maintaining a careful distance to stay unnoticed.


    After half an hour, they reached a run-down house in the outskirts.


    Kendra stepped out of the taxi and entered the building.


    Parking their car in a hidden spot, Lindsey and Leonel quietly got out and sneaked towards the house.


    Leonel raised his foot to kick down the door, but just then, Lindsey realized something wasn’t right and grabbed him.


    Despite her attempt, Leonel had already kicked the door open.


    “Kendra, you criminal! Where’s the kid?” Leonel yelled, storming inside.


    Entering the house, he froze in shock.


    Lindsey came in behind him, scanning the area with a puzzled look.


    The house was bare, with only Kendra standing there.


    There was no sign of any child.


    “Lindsey, why are you here in the dead of night?” Kendra taunted Lindsey with a smug grin.


    Lindsey felt a surge of nerves.


    She realized Kendra had tricked her!


    Kendra knew Lindsey was probing her, so she cleverly led her into this trap.


    “Where’s the kid?” Despite her inner turmoil, Lindsey kept aposed exterior.Content ? provided by N?velDrama.Org.


    She understood that staying calm was crucial to uncover Kendra’s weakness.


    Kendra smirked, casually folding her arms, and replied, “Kid? I’m lost here.


    Are you talking about Marisa’s child? You know, if someone really wanted to move the kid, they wouldn’t do it themselves.


    And like you said, to cover their tracks, they’d have to get rid of any loose ends.


    Chances are, you’ll never see this child again.


    ”


    Lindsey’s eyes zed with fury at Kendra.


    She couldn’t believe Kendra would harm a child!


    If the child was indeed gone, Lindsey would lose the key evidence of Kendra’s guilt, and her chance to avenge her mother would vanish.


    Anger bubbled up in Lindsey, nearly overwhelming her.


    She fought the urge tosh out and tear away Kendra’s deceitful facade.


    But she forced herself to remainposed.