Mr. Neal, Mrs. Neal’s Gone with The Money by Little Treasure

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A lot could happen in a short period of time.

During their voyage, Yerick Baker made a phone call to Joshua. The message was simple:

there was a place Joshua needed to po, and once there, someone would lead him to

Cynthia. This was something Cynthia remained oblivious to.

Cynthia had stayed aboard the ship, intent on exploring its entirety during their journey.

However, Yerick quickly put an end to that intention. As another day passed, they found

themselves merely five minutes away from Queneska Island. It was then that Yerick’s men

blindfolded Cynthia and Jayleen.

Slowly, the ship approached and docked at Queneska Island. If Cynthia had been able to

see, she would have spotted an array of large signal-jamming towers and menacing

figures clad in black, all armed to the teeth. They had the island on complete lockdown.

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Regrettably, Cynthia was unaware of all this. She did not realize that the danger she was

about to face was far greater than she could ever imagine, nor did she know that Verick

had truly lost his sanity.

When the ship docked at Queneska Island, Cynthia and Jayleen were escorted off. Slowly,

the other passengers also began to disembark until only Yerick and Nadia remained

aboard. Yerick stood on the deck, looking at a nearby yacht. He spoke to Nadia,

“Regardless of what you hear, do not retum

His words prompted Nadia to ask, “What are you planning to do?” She had never seen him

like this before.

**To end all my affairs with Joshua. In any case, if you wish to survive, do not return. I

might not be able to control what happens here,” Yerick responded, the comers of his hips

upturned in a slight

Nadia’s brow furrowed at his words. Yerick gestured for her to leave on the yacht.

Although Nadia did not insist on staying. she did grab her laptop before leaving the ship,

just before she left, she asked, “And what if Joshua no longer loves Cynthia? What is your

plan then?”

“If that’s the case, III kidnap his entire family.” Yerick’s voice was ice-cold, his expression

oddly gentle. “Let him watch his loved ones die before him, one by one.”

He found himself somewhat regretful at that moment. He should have taken Joshua’s

entire family when he first divorced.

It would have provided him with much more satisfaction

“You really are a madman,” Nadia critiqued him.

Yerick laughed. “Aren’t you the same?”

“I’m leaving.” Nadia did not respond to his statement, merely waved her hand in dismissal

before boarding the yacht to leave.

Yerick was right. They were both mad. However, her madness, her obsession, was cured

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when she met ‘K’. Now, she was carefree or heartless, depending on who you asked. She

was willing to abandon anyone and anything except herselt. Even now, knowing the

danger of Queneska Island, she left without taking Cynthia with her.

It was nine-thirty in the morning in Nexuria, which was in the same time zone as Queneska

Island. From the moment Cynthia was blindfolded and led off the ship, she had been

making m ental notes of her surroundings. She deduced from the wind on her face and the

sounds of waves crashing against rocks that she was standing on the edge of a cliff.

Indeed, the reality of the situation was exactly as Cynilla had deduced. The entourage of

bodyguards led her and Jayleen to the highest cliff on Queneska Island. Upon their arrival,

the black cloths that had been obscuring their vision were finally removed.

As her sight returned, Cynthida took in the scene before her. The sight of armed guards

standing watch snapped her attention to her surroundings. Only then did she grasp the

true gradty of the situation. thueneska Iskund was on back down. Men clad in black, each

one carrying a firearm, were spread out all over. There were so many she could not

possibly count them all

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