Or more importantly, what connection did Amos have to the mysterious force operating behind him?
What did they want?
Would their plans eventually put Stella in danger?
Amos had been making move after move against Aaron lately.
Under those circumstances, who knew what he might do to achieve his goals?
“Find out who’s behind it,” Felix ordered coldly.
Jack nodded.
“Yes, sir.”
They had to keep investigating.
They had not managed to identify the person behind that force yet, but that did not mean they could stop looking.
“We still don’t know whether that faction poses a threat to Miss Rowan,” Jack said.
“With Amos going after Aaron now, there’s no way to be sure.”
“I wonder if Miss Rowan understands that.”
Felix said nothing.
Did she?
Thinking about everything she had said over the phone made his head ache.
If she truly understood the danger, she probably would not have aligned herself so closely with Amos.
It infuriated him.
She would rather trust Amos than either of them.
Felix was deeply afraid that her faith in Amos would eventually get her hurt.
“Find out who they are as soon as possible,” he repeated coldly.
Three separate forces had clearly participated in the attack on Litt.
There was Amos.
There were the people Stella had hired.
And then there was a third force.
Stella’s hired teams were already accounted for.
But no one knew who the remaining faction belonged to.
Their unexpected involvement had caught everyone off guard.
…
After everything on Mance Island was over, Remi turned to Stella.
“Why don’t we go straight to Seaborne?”
Litt was dead.
With Litt dead, the immediate threat to Stella’s life had disappeared, so there was no longer any need for her to hide in Sevi Valley.
The conditions there were far too harsh.
“Aaron has been pushing him around for years,” Remi said. “Now that Amos finally has a chance to hit back, he probably can’t resist.”
Especially after defeating Litt.
Amos had every reason to feel emboldened.
Aaron had suppressed him relentlessly over the years.
Amos had always been looking for ways to make his life difficult.
Before, petty interference had been all he could manage.
Now that he finally had the strength to fight back, of course he was going to use it.
“But that has nothing to do with you,” Remi added. “You don’t need to worry that Amos will turn on you.”
“Really?”
Stella’s lips curved into a faint smile.
It was obvious she did not believe her.
Remi frowned.
“You don’t trust him? Amos isn’t that kind of person.”
Those closest to Amos had complete faith in his character.
But that confidence meant little to Stella.
“What kind of person he is has nothing to do with me,” she said. “I only trust myself.”

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