The Runaway Groom

Chapter 491

Robin should be brimming with confidence if she really knew where Irene Spencer was.

So, why was she panicking? Even if Isaac could never calm down when it comes to Irene, he was not stupid and his mind still worked just fine.

Keeping his face straight, he said, "Show me proof that you know where she is and I'll release him."

And that naturally left Robin flustered.She prepared nothing at all, and she had no idea why Isaac was willing to believe her.

Moreover, evidence? She did not even know if Irene was actually alive! "Like I said, let Ian go and I'll tell you where she is,"

Robin said, a little too impatient just then.

"You'll never find her if you refuse."

Even James was laughing at her folly and ignorance at that point.

Isaac was just not letting any chance slip by to find Irene—he would not be here otherwise.

And since she was feeling guilty in the first place, James's laugh only unsettled her further.She was trembling so much she could not even hide the panic on her face, but she feigned composure nonetheless.

"W-What are you laughing at?"

know anything, tell us where Irene Spencer

James snarled.

Ian Jefferson to the fishes.His threat left Robin falling apart—she was clenching her fists, but her hands were shaking from

him, you won't ever find

of who blinks first, and Robin was convinced that she could convince Isaac and James that she knew where Irene

and thus exposed herself

said, "Since you don't want to say, you just have to watch him

to tie a rock to Ian and started walking him

"W-What are you doing?!"

that they were dead serious, Robin was on the verge of

to know

did not even look her way and gestured at his men—with a loud splash and water splattering everywhere, Ian was

you! Just get him

Robin cried.

all ears," James said

mumbled, giving

have to save

moved, however, and were merely staring

and seized by terror, she dropped to her knees, begging, "I just wanted to save Ian! That's why I lied about Irene Spencer—I

out of there," Isaac said coolly, and his men pulled Ian out of the