Holden said, "Marco, even though nothing has happened yet, I''m sure I''m right. You should leave the city center and go back to our hometown. I''ll tell your motherter."


    Holden was too tired to figure out what rissa was nning and focused on saving his children and grandchildren first.


    "Dad, you''re worrying for no reason. Nothing has happened."


    None of the three brothers wanted to leave.


    Holden insisted, "I''m not worrying for no reason. You''ll understand when the timees. If you still respect me as your father, follow my instructions."


    "Dad, I''m going back to tell Mom about my divorce. I''m leaving now."


    Marco found an excuse to leave first.


    His two younger brothers also found excuses to leave. Holden was furious, but he couldn''t do anything about his three sons.


    Since his three sons were reluctant to leave the bustling Jensburg, Holden decided to take his grandchildren back to their hometown.N?velDrama.Org ? content.


    With this in mind, Holden called his daughters-inw. Except for Erika, the eldest daughter-inw, he had no contact. Marco''s children would go with Erika to her parents'' home during the winter vacation. With the couple divorcing, the children would likely choose their mother.


    This way, even if the Farrell family changed hands, it wouldn''t significantly impact the children.


    So, Holden only took his two younger sons'' children with him.


    Anya and Amora, the two daughters-inw, didn''t think much about it. They were just worried about the uing winter vacation and their children causing a ruckus at home. Since their father-inw offered to take the children back to his hometown for the winter vacation, they dly agreed.


    They sent the children to Holden, who took them away from the center of Jensburg.


    In Liberty''s office, she brought out two cups of coffee and walked towards Clive, who was sitting on the sofa.


    She handed one of the cups to Clive.


    "Cousin, have a cup of coffee."


    "Thanks."


    Clive took the cup and thanked her. The coffee was still hot, so he put the cup down.


    Liberty was about to sit down when the inte phone rang.


    She went over to answer it.


    "Boss Hunt, Mrs. rissa Farrell is here. She says she wants to see you."


    rissa is here?


    The person who had kept Liberty on edge all night had finally made a move.


    Liberty had been analyzing rissa''s motives with Clive, but she didn''t expect rissa to show up.


    It was just after nine in the morning.


    "Let her in."


    If rissa dared toe, Liberty was not afraid to see her.


    The secretary acknowledged and hung up the phone.


    A few minutester, the secretary knocked on the door and informedn E


    Liberty and Clive that rissa had arrived.  The secretary then invited rissa in.


    rissa entered alone, without her entourage.


    It wasn''t that she didn''t have anyone with her; her assistant and bodyguards were stopped by Jim and the other bodyguards. They weren''t allowed to enter Liberty''s office.


    Before she came in, Jim carefully checked her coat and trouser om pockets: They weren''t Bulging, so he believed she wasn''t carrying a weapon like a pistol. That''s why Jim let her in.  rissa had considered taking action herself and shooting Liberty in person.


    She secretly possessed guns, and only her assistant, Mr. Dunn, knew about this.


    Kathryn said nothing.