The Prison-Made Queen novel Chapter 982

These two men were trusted security personnel from the Fulton family, specifically assigned by Libby to protect her sister and ensure she wasn't bullied.

A volatile tension immediately filled the living room. The bodyguards faced off, the air thick with the promise of violence.

Reese’s expression shifted slightly. She clearly recognized where these men came from.

A flash of apprehension crossed her eyes, and her tone softened just a fraction, though her mockery only grew sharper. "Well, isn't this a grand entrance. Did you run back to your sister's in-laws just to call in the cavalry?"

"What, are the Fultons openly meddling in internal Langley family business now?"

Swallowing her fury and humiliation, Letty straightened her spine and fired back, "Don't twist the facts, Reese!"

"No matter what Talbot does, he's still Dad's son! Locking your own father up and restricting his freedom is an absolute disgrace! Aren't you afraid of the backlash when word gets out?"

"A disgrace?" Reese laughed like it was the funniest thing she had ever heard. "As his children, we're doing everything in our power to protect his safety and shield him from malicious outsiders. How does that make us a disgrace?"

"Look at you, though!"

A deep, suffocating sense of helplessness washed over her like ice water. Letty gritted her teeth. Standing here arguing was pointless; it would only invite more humiliation.

She shot Reese one last glare—a look brimming with fury, disgust, and a hint of tragic sorrow—before turning to her men. "Let's go," she muttered.

The moment she left that suffocating estate and climbed into the luxurious Fulton family car, the tough exterior she had been maintaining shattered.

Tears spilled down her cheeks silently. With trembling hands, she pulled out her phone and called her sister, Libby. Her voice was so choked with sobs she could barely form a sentence. "Talbot and Reese... they've locked Dante up... I can't get in. I can't see him. They have guards everywhere..."