When I Was A Wallflower

Chapter 169

“Mr. Dillon, Elie.” Julia and Samuel rushed over.

Unable to catch her breath, Julia quickly grabbed the two. “What happened to Bria? How did she suddenly disappear?”

Before they could even respond, she turned around and noticed Leo. Her eyes widened in surprise, and she sounded hostile as she snarled, “What are you doing here, Leo? Is Bria’s disappearance connected to you in any way? Elie has already divorced you. What more do you want? Give Bria back to her!”

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With that, Amelie was on the verge of physically attacking Leo, but Samuel quickly stepped in, grabbing her by the waist and pulling her back.

At this point, Julia was fuming so hard that she kicked her feet in frustration. “Why can’t I teach him a lesson? What’s your relationship with him? This sc’mbag keeps hurting Elie, so I must fight him to death. You must be in cahoots with him since you’re stopping me!”

Julia was so angry that she spoke recklessly. Samuel also knew that she was emotional and could only try to persuade her by saying. “The most important thing right now is finding Bria. We can talk about everything else later, okay?”

After hearing those words, Julia finally calmed down and looked at Amelie. Her eyes were filled with deep worry as tears welled up. “What exactly happened to Bria?”

Amelie explained the situation again.

While furrowing his brows, Samuel asked, “You’re saying that she was sent to the hospital because of a mild case of food poisoning?”

Amelie nodded her head silently. His lips were pressed into a thin line as a wave of self-blame

filled her heart.

“It’s my fault for not taking good care of her,” Steven said regretfully as well. “If I had been more careful, this wouldn’t have happened.”

“This is not the time for self-blame,” Samuel chimed in. “Why don’t we think carefully about what happened before she felt unwell? Don’t overlook any small details, no matter how insignificant they may seem.”

He was a detective by trade and had a vast network of highly skilled detectives at his disposal. In the city, he was well-known for being the best in this industry.

Leo, who was standing nearby, perked up his ears. At the same time, he began to recall every

Steven again. “Dad, what were you about to

who came by the house last night. Bria thought it was you and went to answer the door. However, she quickly came back saying that the courier had

think it’s just a coincidence.” He hunched his back

flickered. “Even if it’s a coincidence, we should look into this

Julia and instructed, “Please watch over

as she walked over to support Steven. “Mr. Dillon, let’s go inside and sit down. With Samuel’s abilities, I’m sure we’ll

as he feared his slow movements might impede their progress. Keeping

Samuel exchanged glances and quickly departed from

at their retreating figures with his darkened

the way home, and in no time,

footage on her computer. She looked up and noticed Leo following behind Samuel, causing a warm flicker in

a word, the two bent their heads together, studying the footage with utmost concentration. The suspect was an expert, having taken great care to

tried to hide, the

the mouse and froze the image on a

at the screen,

closer look. In the dim and unclear image, the courier’s

he slammed his hand down and declared, “Whatever was

breath. She couldn’t believe the audacity of the courier to carry out such

his command, Samuel also activated his

courier’s picture.

was time

less than half an hour, the courier was caught. The three of them rushed down the stairs and saw Samuel’s subordinate dragging the courier out while Leo’s men

an almost imperceptible speed and booted the

back with his polished leather shoes. The veins on his neck bulged

is the

air. “I swear,

out.