Getting My Ex-wife Back

Meanwhile, Santiago was still searching and roaming around the north side of Capital City. He had been searching all this while, but there was no sign of her.

Frustrated, he slammed his phone onto the ground, shattering it into pieces.

When Jacky’s car arrived, Santiago was getting on his motorcycle to continue the search. Jacky’s men tried to stop him, but he rushed past them without a single hesitation.

At this point, Jepherson had already turned the city upside down, but he still couldn’t find Raeleigh.

Jazelle had already passed out several times from crying, and Jenna would also shed tears from time to time.

Hansen and Lamar had been accompanying by their side the entire time, waiting for any news. The two remained silent and handed everything over to Jepherson and Xanthus.

But the night had passed, and the day came!

…

“Jerry, have some water.” Jenna gave Jerpherson a bottle of water. His lips were already cracked; it wouldn’t do if he continued like this.

“I’m not thirsty.” Wearing a white shirt, Jepherson paced back and forth, fixing his eyes on the surveillance footage as he pondered where Yanora would hide.

“Mr. Jepherson, we’ve found Yanora.”

Hearing the news, Jepherson immediately asked, “Where?”

“She’s hiding in an ordinary house in the suburbs; she was seen when she came out to shop. Our men are already on their way, but we saw Colston’s car heading in the same direction as well.”

“Leave him. Capture her first.”

“Yes, Mr. Jepherson.”

The room fell silent.

At the mention of that, everyone else lifted their heads to look at Jepherson while Alvin asked, “Shall we have Jared back?”

“No need. Santiago is now emotionally unstable; Jared should stay with him.”This is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

Jepherson then checked the time, ordering, “Mr. Alvin, go over on my behalf. I can’t leave this place; I need to find where Raeleigh is. Yanora will not bring Raeleigh with her. ”

“I’ll go with you,” Xanthus offered, emerging from the side. Alvin glanced at him. “Let’s go.”

With that, Alvin headed outside with Xanthus trailing behind.

After they left, Jepherson continued the search for Raeleigh. It didn’t take long for Alvin to get to Yanora. However, Colston got to her before them, and the two were engaged in a confrontation.

“Listen, Yanora, come back with me. You have the chance to live if you tell me where Raeleigh is; otherwise, all you’ll face is death.”

Seeing that they were cousins, Colston tried to persuade her.

Yanora laughed. “You’re full of yourself. Who do you think you are? What makes you think you can talk to me?”

“You’ve gone overboard. Come with me. You might still live if you tell us where Raeleigh is. If you don’t, you’ll only meet your doom when the Richards family finds you.”

“What a joke. I won’t listen to you, so don’t talk to me. I don’t need your help.”

Yanora had a few men with her, but Colston was alone. With a stern look on, Colston warned, “Since you’ve harmed Raeleigh, you should take the responsibility and bear the consequences. The Moore family won’t help you.”

Colston turned around and noticed Alvin approaching them. “Are you from the Richards family?”

“Mr. Moore,” Alvin greeted, his gaze calm but his face laced with murderous intent.

Raeleigh’s disappearance was not a trivial matter; Alvin would not show them any mercy.

Colston didn’t need to be a genius to know why. He looked back at Yanora. “You’re on your own.”

“She’s all yours.”

Colston retreated. He had wanted to plead to Jepherson to save Yanora’s life, but it seemed impossible anymore.

Alvin said nothing, his gaze fathomless.

“I want her alive.” As soon as Alvin gave the order, everyone took action. Xanthus stood aside; although he was a doctor, it had to do with Raeleigh’s life and safety, so he was not at ease.

Seeing she was outnumbered, Yanora dashed into the building. Xanthus was about to chase after her when Alvin stopped him, pulling him by his wrist.

“Leave it to them. There are only two doors in the building; she won’t be able to escape.” Alvin couldn’t let anything happen to Xanthus.

Alvin then loosened his grip. Xanthus watched as a fight broke out before him while the others headed in another direction to corner Yanora.

Yanora ran to the back door only to find two men entering, alerting her to flee further in. But just after taking a few steps, she jolted, and she felt a chill on her forehead before her body stiffened at once.

With a lift of her hand, Yanora came to a halt. Her body lost its support, and she fell to the ground with a loud thud. Alvin’s men were also shocked as they immediately looked at their surroundings, only to find no one around. The shot was fired from outside the window, but they were in a corridor. Where did the bullet come from?

“Let’s go.” Yanora was already dead. Alvin’s men made a prompt decision to leave the crime scene. Things would get troublesome if they stayed.

Seeing that they didn’t come out with Yanora, Xanthus thought she had managed to escape. He took two a couple of steps forward and asked, “Where is she?”

“She’s dead; someone shot her. We didn’t see the shooter, but it was a clean shot.”

“I want to have a look.” Xanthus refused to believe it until he saw the body, so he ran into the corridor. Just as they had described, there was indeed a body lying on the ground.

After observing their surroundings, Alvin dragged Xanthus out.

Outside the door, Colston asked, “Is she dead?”

“She’s dead.”

Alvin dragged Xanthus back to the car. There was nothing much to say; she was dead, and that was it.

After getting into the car, Alvin reported the situation and sent Xanthus back.

Jepherson put his phone down and looked at the four who had been sitting behind him for a day and a night.

Jazelle was exhausted from all the crying. When she saw Jepherson turning around with a solemn face, she passed out.

Jenna immediately stood up and tried to wake Jazelle up.

Lamar held his wife in his arms, his pitch-black eyes fathomless, his breathing fluctuating.

Hansen received a call from Rayan.

The call was to ask for an update, but there wasn’t any.

Jacky had sent Deanna home, or he would not be at ease, seeing her alone.

Deanna was equally anxious. She was the one who urged her father to make the call.

Deanna swaggered into the house like that of a newlywed daughter returning to her maiden home. She had long forgotten about the fact that she had fallen apart with her family.

Hannah was surprised. She hadn’t expected Deanne to be back so soon.

The initially upsetting incident rendered Hannah speechless with Jacky’s worry about Deanna being alone and outside dangers.

It was not the time to put on airs right then.

After Jacky left, Deanna acted as if nothing unpleasant had happened, sitting in between her parents, telling them what happened to Raeleigh until Rayan had to admit defeat as well. He couldn’t say no to her.

Worry-filled about Raeleigh, Deanna wouldn’t go to sleep, constantly dialing Jacky’s number for updates. As he didn’t have any, Rayan had to make the call to Hansen.