Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Liberty was still on the phone with Sonny. The mother and son had endless things to talk about.

Meanwhile, Kathryn hadn't gone home yet. After parting ways with Liberty, she had said she was heading back, but instead, she went shopping.

It was still early.

The roads were packed with cars.

Even a fool wouldn't choose to make move at a time like this.

To align with her brother's plan, she had no choice but to kill time, shopping until late at night—just long enough for Marco and his men to set their trap.

Pedro had sent her a message.

Her two adopted brothers and two biological brothers were lying in wait along her route home. As soon as she got near, they would ram her car.

If she died on the spot, that would be ideal. If not, they would kidnap her and take her to an undeveloped coastal area, where Marco was waiting. Their plan was simple-kill her, chop up her body, and toss the remains into the sea.

Let the big fish take care of the rest.

Cold-blooded.

Family meant nothing to them.

As for her so-called brothers and sisters?

rot

getting out to hurt anyone

up, they would be "handled" by other inmates. If she wanted them gone

to wait until the night played out

showed even the slightest mercy-then she would do the same. But if they stayed on their dark path, she would let them go to prison and die there. For now, she continued shopping with her bodyguards. She picked out new clothes for herself, then bought a few for Pedro. Afterward, she stopped by a jewelry store, swiping her card

also picked up ties and

his mission and returned to her openly, she

was deeper than her feelings

be

thought. When she stepped out of

"How is it only nine o'clock? It felt like I was shopping forever." The streets were

many, the night was just

go straight into a store, buy a bunch of stuff, and leave in a flash. Then you move on to the next store

Of course, it

Kathryn was speechless.

used

never wasted time browsing. If she wanted something, she

bought it, and

In. Out. Done.

people

for having that kind of patience." She