Regret Came Too Late

But no one answered Jodie's question as Tim had already got into the car.

Jodie stood there, feeling her blood boiling. She wished nothing more for Grace to die right then and there.

Her eyes were red-rimmed from crying. When she turned around, she bumped into Yancey, who was planning to go out.

She started crying again and couldn't help but ask, "Yancey, are you going to see Grace too?"

Yancey's expression was calm as he ruffled Jodie's head. "Jodie, go inside."

Jodie was too sad to talk, so she just went inside.

On the other hand, Yancey kept standing there. He stood for ten minutes, making his legs stiff and numb. Suddenly, his phone rangs, and a panicked voice came through it.

"Mr. Henderson, one of our men has died. The money you gave us doesn't even cover it. You need to pay for his death."

If Grace were here right now, she would definitely recognize his voice. It was Ronald, one of the kidnappers that wanted to kidnap her today.

cold laugh. "How is five million dollars not enough? You guys are going through security soon, right? Relax, I've already transferred the money to an

that five million dollars was enough to buy a person's life.

was Jodie who contacted them and told them to hit Grace with a car. She would give them 200

Yancey came to them and wanted to increase the amount by a million dollars. He wanted them not to hit Grace but to kidnap

didn't understand why Yancey wanted to do this. They couldn't make sense of the twists and turns in wealthy families. In the end,

with Grace was an accident. She was so ruthless that she took a life away

Yancey contacted them to go abroad, and they were on the nearest flight within two hours. They

on them, going abroad was a good option for them to

up the phone, Yancey smiled at the cloudy, dark

side, her lawyer, Henry Hughes,

the police station. Even after investigating all major highways, they could only find the cars

transactions. She wanted to know whether the kidnappers were hired by

under the bank's VIP membership. The police had no right to investigate it without the owner's consent, unless they were completely sure