He Gave Me Hearing, Then Taught Me What Silence Really Means novel Chapter 422

As for whether she would survive, that was entirely up to Juniper herself.

It always came down to the same truth: if a person couldn't let go of anything, they would ultimately achieve nothing.

Nelson wished he could just fly there. The location was a thirty-minute drive away, but he made it in barely more than ten.

He had identified the men who took Juniper through the surveillance footage. They were bodyguards from the Thorne family, led by Hunter Thorne.

Among the younger generation of the Thorne family, Lucas had already fled the country, and Cassidy was currently missing—a situation that had recently drawn a police investigation. The only one left was Hunter, Cassidy's brother.

Raymond Thorne had poured almost all of his resources into his son. He couldn't even be bothered to look for his missing daughter. Even if he found her phone, he only regretted losing a marriage pawn that could have secured more resources for Hunter.

Now, Hunter had somehow received intel that Juniper was hiding here.

Juniper was currently a target of the Saint family. Rumor had it that the Saints had sent numerous men but failed to track her down. If Hunter could capture her, he could score massive points with them.

Lydia Thorne was far too favored. Hunter had been competing with her constantly, but the woman had the backing of three powerful families. Lucas, despite being a male heir, had lost his claim to the succession and was inherently bitter. So upon discovering Juniper's whereabouts, Hunter personally led a team to grab her and simultaneously tipped off the Saint family.

He intentionally bypassed Lydia, unwilling to share the credit with her.

After finally getting in touch with Arthur Saint, the old man felt he was on the verge of eliminating a major threat upon hearing that Hunter had caught Juniper.

As long as Juniper was alive, she would lead Nelson down the wrong path.

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