My Mute Bride

Chapter 350 She Saved His Sister’s Life Three Years Ago

The phone call never got through. Clutching her cell phone, Jolly started to worry for Rachel’s safety. This is bad. I gotta go to Jublen as well.

Just as she was about to leave, her cell phone suddenly beeped, and a text message from a virtual number popped up on the screen. The short message only had two words. It read, ‘She’s fine.’

Seeing the text message, Jolly was startled for a moment.

A white arc streaked across the sky above the airport in Jublen as the plane touched down amid the roar of its engine.

It was already late at night, but the small two-story building on a hillside estate was being heavily guarded. Those patrolling the entrance were dressed in plain clothes, but they were all armed with guns and walkie-talkies.

“You moron!”

A loud slap landed on Lila’s cheek, causing her head to tilt sideways with blood trickling out of the corner of her mouth. Even so, she didn’t make a sound.

Dillon, who was sitting in his wheelchair by her side, frowned. “Lila isn’t to blame for this, sis.”

It was a woman who had slapped Lila. Dressed in black leather, the tall woman looked cold and beautiful and yet gloomy with her short hair and red lips. “She’s not to blame, of course. She’s only in charge of your safety, while getting the business done is part of your duty.” Sabrina Porter darted a cold look at Dillon, making him shudder with the oppressive look in her eyes. “But could I hit you instead of hitting her?”

Dillon braced himself and explained, “The stuff had been shipped to the dock, and everything went well along the way. No one thought that Interpol would turn up! Clearly, we didn’t get the news in time.”

“Still making excuses, huh?”

“Young Master Porter.” Lila put her hand on Dillon’s shoulder in time to stop him from continuing to argue with Sabrina. “Miss Sabrina, it was indeed my fault for being unable to stop Young Master Porter, causing the 100,000 tons of goods to be confiscated and the hard work you’d put in over the past year to come to naught. I’m sorry for my lack of forethought.”

“Hmph.” Sabrina let out a sneer. “Lack of forethought, huh? I’m curious about how you egged Dillon on to have your goods put on my ship.”

my decision. After we escorted our goods out to the high seas, something went wrong with the previous ship, so I decided to have the

“And look what happened?”

hearing Sabrina’s icy words, Dillon was at a

was that you got my whole ship confiscated for that little amount of goods you brought with you!” Sabrina’s face was livid with anger. “This matter isn’t over

people? Weren’t your goods on that ship as well? Why don’t you

the scene before finally resting on Lila. She said coldly, “I’m gonna check my people, of course. No matter whether it’s your people or mine, we have to check everyone out.” After all, they had suffered such huge losses

Dillon’s phone suddenly rang, and he answered

“Young Master Porter.”

the other end of

Sabrina heard this across from

alright. We can talk about

something on the other end of

back to Riverdale first. Things are very tense lately, so let’s

up the phone with

it the woman who

didn’t get caught! She was quite

Sabrina’s eyes gleamed with chilliness. “Not necessarily. So many unwitting stevedores were arrested at the scene, and she, a person in the know,

that it was her who tipped the police off? What good would it do her to do

longer of your concern. I’ve gotten Dad’s permission to let me manage the business

“What? I disagree!”

she shot a frosty look at Lila. “When things have calmed down, you’ll go to Riverdale with me, and Dillon will stay here. If it really was that woman who leaked the information, I’d chop her to bits and throw her

mark on it, but she nodded without turning a hair. “Yes, Miss

street payphone in Jublen, Rachel had just made a phone call. Dressed in a black hoodie with the hood up, she looked around after ending the phone call. Making sure that nobody had noticed her, she tightened her clothes around herself and walked into the depths of an alley, crossing two

an assistant stood in front of the door to her room.

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