My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 237

Chapter 237 

As time passed since the kidnapping, both Clark and Bradley grew increasingly uneasy. With only two people, Clark’s progress was slower, but Bradley had the support of a larger team, allowing him to quickly locate the dock. 

The van had last been seen at the dock, so they carefully examined the surveillance footage. After analyzing the recordings, they unanimously agreed that the dock was a crucial area to investigate. 

Bradley turned to the person beside him and asked, “Do we have a map?” 

“Yes,” he replied. 

A map was placed in front of Bradley, who studied the dock’s location on the map and then. glanced at the sea beyond. His gaze settled on a small island marked on the map. 

“What is this place?” he inquired. 

The man began explaining, “Mr. Warner, this used to be a prison for dangerous criminals, but it was later developed for tourism 

” 

Bradley cut him off with an urgent tone. “Let’s go to the island immediately!” 

“Yes,” the man responded. 

The group boarded a yacht, and after half an hour of sailing, they noticed black smoke rising in the distance. 

Bradley’s heart skipped a beat as he asked in a deep voice, “Is that… the island?” 

“According to the latitude, yes.” 

“Faster!” 

As they approached the small island, their hearts raced, anticipation building. 

Before them, a fierce sea of fire unfolded. 

The flames consumed the abandoned buildings, creating thick black smoke that billowed into the sky with the sea breeze. 

Even from a distance, the pungent odor filled the air. They quickly donned masks and took precautions. 

The yacht finally reached the shore, but they hesitated to approach. The tire marks on the sandy shore indicated a problem. 

“Mr. Warner, it seems that Madam and the others are no longer on this island,” one of the team members reported. 

Bradley stood on the white sandy shore, raising an eyebrow as he observed the tire marks.” Check the information from the maritime administration.” 

The maritime administration’s website provided real-time tracking of marine vessel trajectories. They could quickly determine the yacht’s last known position by analyzing the 

data.