Lost Me, Gained Regret (Jane and Bryant Ferguson) novel Chapter 871

They were in such a rush to see Dailey that they hadn't even had a chance to talk.

"Was it Dailey who took Serena away?"

Gregory nodded. "He said he would handle it personally, so it should have been him."

"If dealing with the Sinclair family is inconvenient for you, I can handle it."

Just as Normand was about to respond, the Sinclairs arrived at the hospital room, visibly angry.

"Normand, we've known each other for years. Even if our families can't unite through marriage, don't harm my daughter."

He tapped his phone and held it out to Normand. On the screen was a picture of Serena, tied up.

Normand frowned. Dailey was still unconscious, so who sent this picture?

Quinn entered the room, providing an answer to his unspoken question. He leaned in and said to Gregory, "It was the Warrens who took her."

The Warrens were the greatest rivals of the Clarkson family. They had long harbored enmity, and the recent incident in River City nearly cost Christine her life, orchestrated by a staunch ally of the Warrens. Reflecting on it now, it was clear the Warrens had been making moves for a while.

"There's no rush," Gregory said nonchalantly, dismissing their concerns. "We’ll wait until Dailey wakes up."

The Sinclairs were frantic. "The Warrens are ruthless and inhumane. If we wait until Dailey wakes up, my daughter may not survive!"

Gregory smiled, but his brown eyes were cold. "When people make mistakes, they must face the consequences."

"What mistake did my daughter make? As Dailey's fiancée, isn't it her right to deal with those mistresses? Should she let them walk all over her?" the Sinclairs retorted angrily.

Gregory chuckled. "You make murder sound so... justifiable."

Before they could argue further, Gregory's voice turned icy. "Christine didn't provoke Serena. What right does Serena have to threaten her life? And as for the engagement, did Dailey ever agree to it?"

Dailey wasn’t buying their transparent lies. "The Warrens are our enemies. We won’t risk ourselves to save your daughter. You’ll have to find another way."

The Sinclairs were desperate. The Warrens were not to be trifled with, and without the Clarkson family's help, Serena was in grave danger.

Before they could plead further, Dailey ordered, "Quinn, see them out."

Quinn obliged, escorting the Sinclairs from the room.

Dailey turned to his family. "Do you want to handle the Sinclair situation, or should I?"

"Greg," Lucius rushed in, whispering urgently to Gregory, "Nelly slipped away in the chaos and has already left the country. Someone's helping her."