Just as Evan felt like he could barely breathe, Yara dropped another bombshell on him.
Evan looked up sharply. “What did you say?”
They still hadn’t been sent back to Harbor City?
The deal had been clear. Once Evan signed the divorce papers, Aaron was supposed to release the Wright family immediately.
Stella had already been officially registered as deceased in Harbor City, yet his family still hadn’t returned?
Yara’s expression was tense. “Aaron didn’t keep his word. This could get complicated.”
He hadn’t released them.
Which meant Aaron had changed his mind.
And that was definitely not good news.
Evan’s chest tightened even more.
“What does he want?”
“We haven’t heard anything yet. I don’t know.”
She paused.
“But when it comes to Aaron, no news is usually bad news.”
People liked to say that no news could still mean good news.
But with Aaron, Yara knew better.
Evan felt numb.
“That bastard Aaron.”
He ground the words through clenched teeth.
Right now, he wanted nothing more than to tear Aaron apart.
Aaron had forced him to make a choice within a single day.
And after Evan finally gave in, Aaron hadn’t even kept his end of the deal.
...
When Amos heard that the Wright family was still in Aaron’s hands, he froze.
“He went back on his word?”
Evan’s expression was grim. “This is getting complicated.”
“Aaron hasn’t said what he wants?”
“If he had, that would actually make things easier.”
Amos fell silent.
True.
If Aaron had made another demand, at least they would know what they were dealing with.
But right now, there was nothing.

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