After Divorce She Becomes the Billionaire Heiress (Sylvia and Cyril) novel Chapter 317

"Miss, let's go, the people are gone," the bodyguard urged Sylvia as they walked.

Sylvia glanced at Cyril, said nothing, and walked quickly.

Cyril hesitated for a moment, looked around, then left.

"Sylvia, come here."

Sylvia got into the car and saw someone waving not far away—it was Miles.

Miles was driving ahead, so Sylvia instructed the driver to follow.

As they drove, more people arrived and took away the journalists directly.

Sylvia glanced back and called Miles, "What do you think? Taking them away like that?"

"These people aren't just journalists. Come with me. I'll take you to meet someone."

Miles was prepared from the moment the incident happened. He even found out the truth faster than expected. Surprisingly, he brought the people here immediately. Soon, Sylvia met Miles, who said he'd take her to someone.

"If your sister couldn't be found, then why is she here?"

Sylvia glanced at Cyril. He frowned tightly, not expecting his sister to be missing.

Soon, he understood why she was here.

"You brought her here and didn't even tell me? Aren't I her brother?"

"Why should I tell you? Even though you're her brother, don't you have a sense of what you'd do? Cyril, we're siblings, but what's done is done. I won't let Bonnie meet you."

"Why is she doing this? Just because of her boyfriend? We've already explained that matter. There shouldn't be any problems now. It's hard to understand why she's causing all this trouble."

"I guess you can sense she's being manipulated. Clearly, she's being targeted, and this is directed at your family. You should ask your family if there's anyone you've offended."

Since yesterday's accident, Miles had felt something was off. So, he investigated and found the problem. Although he didn't directly say it, he glanced at Cyril. After all, if something happened to Cyril here, no one would know.

"I understand. But leaving her here is like giving someone a handle. If they find out, we won't know where they'll strike next."

Sylvia felt it was risky. Doing this might expose something wrong.