My Baby's Daddy

Chapter 397 Elliot’s Support

“There’s no need to stop her. She won’t be able to leave the country anyway.” Rey’s voice came from the other end of the line.

Alice had now become a wanted fugitive, so there was no way would she be able to get through airport security.

Currently, Alice was waiting in line. She had prepared to hide abroad with the five hundred thousand until all of this was over.

She had a feeling the whole of Savill would give her trouble, for she had brought them devastating disaster by pissing off Elliot.

Finally, it was Alice’s turn. She handed the customs officer her documents, only to find them glancing at her. With that, she asked anxiously, “Is everything alright, sir?”

The customs officer returned her documents and announced, “I’m sorry, miss, but you’ve been banned from leaving the country. Please go back.”

Blood drained from Alice’s face upon hearing their words. “What?! How? What for? Why am I banned?!”

“Anyhow, you’ve been banned from leaving the country. As for the reason, I’m pretty sure you know it well!” The customs officer glanced impatiently at her.

out now, but all she could do was leave the airport with her luggage. Am I still not able to

and asked if she had committed some sort of crime. However,

the day before, her colleagues looked at her with mocking gazes as she entered Felicia’s

you find anything?” Felicia

account. I also have a clip of her coming in and out of

response. “She’s the mole? How

the people from Savill to show up at 3.00PM, but what came was

day before were all about Savill prosecuting Bourgeois, but it was the other way around

it was

seconds after answering it. Then, she looked

at how Elliot moved so quickly, for

all night to deal with this?

afternoon came, an even more shocking piece of news came. Savill’s stock market crashed and even hit the limit at one point, causing it to be on the verge of bankruptcy. In other words, its several-billion worth of assets were turning

one mistake to cost them everything after taking legal action against a designer, and