One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 669

"Okay." Violet leaned into his arms so that his touch could be a little smoother.

Just then, Fraser suddenly came over with a hint of excitement in his tone, “Mr. Murphy, good news, our radar has detected helicopter flying towards this side of the island, guessing that it could be Ivan's."

At that, Violet stood up straight at once, "Seriously?"

"I suppose so." Fraser nodded.

Stanley narrowed his eyes, "Very well, inform the villa's bodyguards not to reveal themselves."

"Yes!" Fraser nodded in response, picked up the wireless transmitter, and began to notify the people over at the villa.

The people over at the villa received the news and immediately hid quickly in various corners of the villa to hide their information.

Soon, a helicopter descended vertically from the sky and landed in the tarmac behind the villa.

Ivan got off the plane and stood by the tarmac looking at the villa in front of him, somehow feeling a little uneasy in his heart.

"Boss, I'll leave first." The helicopter's pilot spoke to Ivan.

Stanley raised his hand, "No rush, I'll go check it out first."

He always felt like something was wrong, but couldn't put his finger on it.

And intuition made him feel rather uneasy.

He had always trusted his instincts, and his were, more often than not, a little more acute than others.

Many times, he had relied on his instincts to avoid danger.

So once his gut alerted him to some unease, he'd have to pay a little attention.

Ivan narrowed his eyes and lifted his feet to walk towards the villa.

Walking to the villa door, he didn't go in immediately, but stopped and stared at the villa door, the uneasiness in his heart growing stronger and stronger.

Something's wrong, something's really wrong!

In the villa, it felt like no one was there.

Normally, when he came here, Helena, being a maid, would surely come out to greet him.

But now that he'd been off the plane for so long, and Helena wasn't coming out, that was clearly out of the ordinary.

There was no way Helena couldn't hear the plane, unless Helena wasn't at the villa.

But if not at the villa, where could she go?

On the cruise ship, not far from a hidden coconut tree, a small camera was pointing at Ivan.

This was installed by Stanley, and many of them were installed all around the villa, in order to wait for Ivan's return and monitor everything Ivan did.

Now seeing Ivan standing in front of the villa and hesitating to go in, Fraser frowned and said, “Mr. Murphy, he won't find out anything, right?"

Stanley stared at the laptop in front of him, his thin lips pursed tightly, not speaking.

Violet's hand on his lap slowly withdrew and clenched into a fist, "That can't be right, those bodyguards didn't show any movement."

"But it does seem unusual for him to be standing in front of the villa." Fraser said.

This villa was Ivan's own, and when he went home, he must have gone straight in.

But Ivan didn't do that, instead he still stared at the villa with a wary look on his face, something was wrong any way he thought about it.

Violet nodded, "That's true, but it's not necessarily, so read on."

Fraser didn't say anything anymore and continued to stare at the computer.

In front of the villa, Ivan's eyes moved left and right a few times, secretly observing the villa's abnormalities.

But after looking for a while and not seeing anything, he finally lifted his feet and headed for the villa's front door.

But as he walked, he reached into his shirt, and his face grew colder.

Violet's heart thudded when she saw this.