Once Remi set whatever plan she had in motion, there was a very real chance the truth that Stella and Felix were still alive would be exposed.
And Stella couldn’t allow that.
Right now, she and Felix were in the same boat.
Whether Remi had come for Stella or for Felix, it didn’t matter.
Either way, she was a threat.
Felix tightened his arms around her slightly.
“Then why did you suddenly change your mind?”
Stella stared ahead.
“I just don’t think I can handle any more chaos in my life.”
She paused.
“Life is too short. I can’t spend all of it fighting one battle after another. Especially…”
Especially what?
Her voice trailed off.
A bitter smile touched her lips.
“Especially not because of people who don’t matter.”
Felix’s chest tightened.
People who didn’t matter.
Who exactly did she mean?
Evan?
Or him?
Evan no longer mattered to her. That much was obvious.
But now, Felix had a feeling he had become just as insignificant in Stella’s eyes.
“Remi definitely came here with some kind of agenda,” Stella said. “She’s not as simple as she looks.”
And that realization unsettled her.
She couldn’t let everything fall apart because of Remi.
Felix nodded.
“I understand. I’ll have Jack handle it.”
Stella closed her eyes.
This was the first time she had genuinely wanted someone dead.
She didn’t want to feel this way.
But Remi’s sudden appearance here was clearly suspicious.
Stella was tired.
The peace that had once surrounded the little town near Sima Mountain now felt strangely tense because of Remi’s arrival.
And at the same time, Mieda was descending into chaos.
...
After Yara arrived in Mieda, Aaron had her confined immediately.
He hadn’t mistreated her.
She had people looking after her, plenty of food, and everything she needed.

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