The Runaway Groom

Chapter 229

As Irene followed Isaac out of the container, Ian rushed to the scene, having heard the commotion.

He glowered when he saw that Isaac had saved his wife and child. “How did you get here?”

He was convinced that Isaac would never find this place— he was too used to Stan’s style in reconnaissance, which had helped him elude them thus far.

That naturally left him confused–if he had managed to stay out of Stan’s range, how did they get here?!

Robin remembered something then, and turned toward Irene. “It was you, wasn’t it? You were fiddling with your phone on the way here. Did you leak our location?”

Ian snarled right then, “You ruined all my hard work!”

“Hard work?” Irene glared at him icily. “You deserve what’s coming at you for all that you’ve done!”

Robin realized that she had ruined Ian’s plan, and felt sorry for him while she glared at Irene with spite. If she had not naively believed Irene and gotten exploited as a result, Ian’s plan would not have fallen through, and his

casino would not have been exposed!

She clenched her fist.

On the other hand, Ian was not giving in despite the circumstances he certainly did not think that he had

lost.

He could still turn this around!

too early to think that you’ve won.” He raised his chin

Irene as he straightened. His shadow extended over the deck, magnifying

presence.

say. I’ll just mind my own

to him. “Yes, Mr.

man who touched my

was icy, while Stan understood

too hurt to stand, and had to be dragged out

Let’s get you a drink,” Stan said as he helped his men

screaming in fear. “Please, stop! I was just following orders! Ian told us

Isaac naturally knew that Ian was

but killing the crew leader

He should have known better than

finger on any woman

it was a demonstration

end badly for

not be able to save

Save me!” The

then.

but he could not–Isaac had clearly taken control over his ship, and he was barely safe as it was.

and done so much for you! You can’t just let me die! You told us to

the sea,

man could not swim, and kept struggling to