Whitford's face twisted in agony as he crumbled to the floor of the cramped cell, his cries reverberating against the cold, grey walls.

Vivienne and Percival barely had time to register what had happened when the guards rushed in. They surveyed the bent iron bars with confusion etched on their faces. "Odd, the energy scan showed he wasn't this powerful. How'd he manage to warp reinforced steel like that?"

Vivienne's ears perked up. "Energy scan?"

You've got to be kidding me! How do you even measure such an intangible thing?

But the guards were dead serious. "The device was sent specifically from the top brass. Developed by some tech whiz, I don't get the science behind it, but the tech guy assured us Whitford wasn't a threat." Yet Whitford had just bent the bars. That meant either the device was a fake, or the technician in charge was a mole from the ancient warrior lineage, planted to monitor any prisoners of their kind! The couple realized this at the same moment.

Without hesitation, Vivienne pushed past the guards and strode into the cell. She fished out a pill from her pocket, pried Whitford's mouth open, and shoved it down his throat. Her movements were so smooth that Whitford had swallowed the pill before the guards could react.

One of them grabbed Vivienne's wrist. "What did you give him?!"

"Xiomara!"

"Vivienne!"

and during an investigation, we're authorized to use any means necessary on suspects.

suspicion as they landed on Vivienne. It wasn't until the male guard showed his impatience that she finally let go, "But you can't just shove anything down

international crime syndicate?" Vivienne didn't know whether to laugh at her naivety or marvel at her simplicity. "Sweetheart, how old are

and seemingly older than Vivienne, flushed in embarrassment

your brother. I don't care what other plans

hell are you?!" Whitford glared, his voice trembling as much

abdomen was relentless, amplified by whatever Vivienne had slipped into the pill.

him, her gaze cold and menacing. "I'm your worst

The room fell silent.

guards thought she was one

was and why she was

Vivienne was always one

such a delicate-looking woman to speak with such venom. It took another wave

to purple to black as he gasped,

together her identity, and despite the torment, he conceded. "Fine... I'll

and before she could ask, Percival knew what was on her mind. "Want to look

as she

want to do it, you do it. I'm with you all the

the head of Public Relations and a former member of their ranks, he might have some insight into the Grimshaw family's influence." Vivienne, her chin resting on her

is

deal with the pressing matter of Kaitlyn and

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