Fated To Three, And I Broke Them All novel Chapter 337

Chapter 337: 337-The Last Message

Jaguar:

Theodore and I both looked guilty, while Ragnar’s face carried a strange kind of sadness.

"You promised me," Mr. Gavin Hill said, his voice cracking as tears filled his eyes. "You promised you would protect my daughter."

He wiped at his face, still clutching a large photograph of Gigi in one hand.

"Did it not occur to you that before doing all this, you should have remembered that my daughter has survived an abusive relationship too? That she is a victim as well? Did none of you think about how much stress all of this would put on her?"

His grief quickly turned back into anger.

"I’m not saying you shouldn’t have exposed my son. I’m not saying you should have protected him. But you should have spoken to us. There were other ways to handle this."

His voice rose again.

"This was so dramatic, so public, so humiliating, and neither we nor my daughter were given even the slightest warning. You didn’t even arrange guards to protect her."

He looked directly at Ragnar.

"And now my daughter is missing."

Mrs. Stella Hill cried harder.

"And what makes you so sure she ran away?" she demanded. "What if someone kidnapped her? You know how aggressively people can react in situations like this."

My heart skipped a beat.

Because I knew she wasn’t wrong.

"Please calm down. Come sit over here. We’re worried too," I told Mr. Gavin.

He shook his head and broke down in tears.

But I noticed Mrs. Stella Hill glaring at Theodore and me with such hatred that it almost felt as though we had personally done something to Gigi.

I mean, yes, we had promised to protect her too. But technically, if anyone deserved most of their anger, it should have been Ragnar.

Still, Mrs. Stella Hill seemed angrier with us.

Or maybe I was reading too much into it.

"I’m just terrified that the next time I see my daughter, instead of seeing her smiling face, I’ll be looking at her dead body."

Mrs. Stella Hill’s words silenced all of us.

For several seconds, no one knew what to say.

"I just want to know what happened to my daughter in your house that made her take such a drastic step," Gavin demanded, looking at Ragnar.

Ragnar had gone completely silent.

And I knew exactly where this conversation could lead.

If Ragnar told them that Gigi had sent Verity into the attic and that they had argued because of it, then another issue would inevitably come up.

Why had Ragnar still not properly dealt with the matter of his fated mate?

Why had he allowed the subject to remain unresolved for so long that Gigi had driven herself crazy worrying about it?

The truth was, Ragnar and Gigi should have had that conversation a long time ago and settled the issue between them.

Ragnar had a terrible habit of delaying difficult conversations, and sometimes that habit caused more damage than he expected.

"Did she send either of you any messages?" I asked, stepping in before they could question Ragnar further.

He already looked consumed by guilt, and they were only making the situation worse.

"I don’t know. My phone was switched off," Mrs. Stella Hill replied, finally seeming to realize that this was the time to think clearly rather than argue.

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