Billionaire’s Missing Darling

Chapter 422

Huntley hesitated on the other end of the phone call, prolonging her decision–making process.

Olivia, growing impatient, couldn’t fathom her indecision and expressed her frustration. “What are you hesitating about?” Olivia questioned, her tone tinged with exasperation. “It’s just a man who betrayed you. Do you really need to think twice? Send him to prison and enjoy your life with a handsome young man.

“If you can’t let go of him, use voodoo to control him, make him obey you, and if he misbehaves, make him suffer, make him desperate, fully domesticate himl “If you don’t know how to do it, I can get you a psychologist to teach you how to make Maximus fall in love with you, utterly devoted to you!”

The others in the room were left utterly dumbfounded by Olivia’s bold statements, and Huntley remained silent, overwhelmed by the shock.

Olivia had always been puzzled by Huntley’s approach. Huntley had resorted to voodoo and other investigative methods when it came to others, such as Maximus and Kaira.

However, when it came to her own situation, she seemed powerless and passive, like a block of wood, not taking any action to protect herself.

Maximus had used her prescription to build his business and hadn’t hidden the fact that he imprisoned Kaira, leaving plenty of loopholes.

Huntley could have easily controlled him with a casual move.

Yet Huntley had endured until now, leaving Olivia wondering whether Huntley was simply a victim of her own weakness or if she possessed an extraordinary level of patience.

“Miss Taylor.” Elena approached, her voice soft and calming, “Kaira is awake and asking to see you.”

Olivia nodded and said to Huntley, who was still grappling with her decision. “Have you made up your mind?”

Huntley continued to waver in her judgment, unable to reach a final conclusion.

Olivia sighed softly, her impatience showing. “Take your time.”

She hung up the phone and turned to leave the room, heading to the which was conveniently nearby.

apartment,

Kaira, with her bare feet and tear–stained face, rushed out. She resembled a frightened

head repeatedly, burdened with guilt. “It’s all my fault. I didn’t hide things well. I didn’t convince Maximus to turn back. Now my master knows everything. She must be heartbroken. I’m

master and that he would treat her well.

has unequivocally decided to divorce Maximus. She no longer has affection for him. Consequently, you are now free to make your choices.” Kaira’s eyes displayed a hint of bewilderment, her mind racing. Then, as if a revelation struck her, she fixed a madly intense gaze on Olivia, filled with an accusation of deceit, “You’re

I’ve already reported Maximus to the police, with substantial evidence of illegal detention and

mere mention of jail, apprehension evident on her face. She instinctively shook her head, saying, “No, I can’t accuse him. What would happen to my master if he went to jail? She’d be devastated, and I can’t bear that.” “That’s precisely what your

impossible.” Kaira sobbed, “You’re a liar, you’re

Olivia said, Kaira refused to believe. She was firmly convinced that her master loved

whispered, concerned about

Kaira resisting any persuasion, and they needed

her phone, called Huntley, and briefly explained the situation. She asked, “Kaira

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against Maximus?”

before asking lightly. “Kaira, if it’s true that Maximus imprisoned you and forced you, then you should tell the police the truth and let

shrank back, surprised, staring at the phone, as if she

shook the phone and said, “Do you hear that?

thought, before suddenly comprehending. She locked eyes with Olivia, filled with anger, “Is it you? Have you kidnapped my master and coerced her to say all this? Who are you people?

I know they’re trying to deceive me, but don’t worry. I won’t do what they want, and I’ll

pretending to be clueless all along, doing whatever she can to play dumb. No matter what, she won’t accuse Maximus.

silent, but her laughter grew louder, a sinister tone. from the depths of hell. Her determination

sinister and came from the depths of the