Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 673

"We have officially issued arrest warrants for Vivienne and Eugene," Cynthia told Emilia from across the table.

Emilia put her phone away and looked at the detective.

"Understood," she nodded.

"Please be extra careful these next few days," Cynthia warned. "A cornered dog will jump a wall. They might make a desperate move against you."

Emilia nodded in agreement.

So it was Vivienne and Eugene all along.

She recalled the cryptic warning Eugene had given her before he left the company.

At the time, she thought it was just a strange question, but now it was clearly a threat.

After wrapping up her conversation with Cynthia, Emilia walked out of the coffee shop.

She opened the passenger door and slid into the car.

Theodore was behind the wheel. Seeing her complicated expression, he asked, "Is everything alright?"

Emilia recounted the situation with Eugene.

Theodore listened closely, his brow furrowing.

"I did hear some rumors about why Tyler fired him," Theodore noted.

"They said it was corruption and leaking company secrets, but mostly the leaks."

"Leaking secrets?" Emilia found that even more bizarre.

"Yeah," Theodore said, putting the car into drive. "I'll have my people look into it further."

The car merged smoothly into traffic.

...

Ever since Tyler sent that text, he hadn't taken his eyes off his screen.

He was a bundle of nerves.

He had no idea when Emilia would reply.

What would she say?

Or maybe she would just ignore him completely.

His car continued down the highway.

Just when he was convinced she wasn't going to respond.

Buzz.

The phone vibrated in his palm.

He unlocked it instantly.

She had replied.

Just two words.

[Thank you.]

It was painfully polite.

"It's over. Vivienne is officially a wanted felon!"

"I'm genuinely curious, does she still have any fans left?"

...

At that very moment, the members of Vivienne's exclusive fan group were in a state of collective shock.

"What the hell is happening?"

"Is this real or fake? Is it really an official police notice?"

"It has to be fake! It's photoshopped!"

They refused to believe it, but the hard evidence was already being shoved in their faces.

"It's an official government bulletin. It's straight from the police department, not some random tabloid rumor."

"Vivienne is finished!"

There were lurkers in the fan group, and screenshots of their panicked denial were instantly leaked to the public forums.

It sparked massive waves of mockery.

But at this point, no one was willing to go to bat for Vivienne anymore.

Now, everyone just wanted to know the gory details.

Because the warrant explicitly stated—

[Two counts of attempted murder have recently occurred in Alden City, resulting in two deaths and two injuries. The primary suspects, Eugene and Vivienne Hargrave, are currently at large...]