She Took The House The Car And My Heart

Chapter 631:

Whether her plan had holes or not, this way, she’d be safe.

Gerard suddenly recalled something important, panic creeping into his voice. “Did you say someone kidnapped Ms. Briggs?”

“No.”

“But you did.”

“It was just a what-if situation,” Kristian muttered, barely moving his lips. The conversation was over. “From now on, forget everything you heard and saw.”

“But…” Gerard was genuinely worried.

He deeply admired Freya. If anything happened to her, it would be a disaster.

Kristian didn’t budge. “Leave. I need rest.”

Gerard had no choice but to quietly leave and sit outside in the hallway.

He thought about calling Melvin, but he didn’t want to mess up Kristian’s plan.

He kept wavering—unsure if Freya was truly in danger or not.

Meanwhile, Freya had already arrived at Anita International to meet with Trent and Frederick.

Right after finishing her call with Kristian, she brought them into the most secure meeting room, locked the door behind them, and then called her four friends overseas.

Once the group video call connected, Freya began laying out the details of her plan.

“Is there anything else we need to add?” Freya asked her friends, her tone steady.

Everyone fell quiet, mulling it over.

“No,” came the collective reply, resolute and assured.

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“You’ve practically covered every angle in that plan of yours—and you’ve got not one, but two backup plans lined up,” Greta said, her voice tinged with admiration. She’d never once questioned the razor-sharp precision of Freya’s mind. “There won’t be any surprises we haven’t accounted for.”

“But there’s still one thing I haven’t thought through,” Freya confessed, her words slipping out in a low murmur.

They had come face-to-face with that man before. They knew the way he moved, the way he thought.

But knowing someone’s patterns didn’t mean you understood their depths.

Trent leaned forward, curiosity sparking in his eyes. “What is it?”

“The chance that he might try to drag us down with him,” Freya said after a small pause, her voice hushed but unwavering.

“Impossible,” someone blurted out.

“He values his own life more than anyone else ever could.”

“Whether that’s possible or not, it doesn’t change a thing now,” Cade said seriously, his tone heavy with warning. “If he really breaks and spirals, not even the best-laid plans will hold up.”

That man’s intelligence matched theirs blow for blow. He was nothing short of brilliant.

Freya gave a slight nod, acknowledging the truth in Cade’s words.noveldrama

“There’s something else I don’t understand,” someone said.

“Go ahead.”

“How could Kristian—just a businessman—end up on his bad side?” It was a question that still baffled Freya. “Why would he target Kristian specifically?”

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