The Billionaire And His Son Want Me Back (Paisley) novel Chapter 270

Meanwhile, as Paisley's car came to a stop, Maria suddenly said, "Huh?"

"Paisy, why is the villa's gate open? I remember closing it when I left." Maria had been checking on the villa occasionally over the past few days, and each time before leaving, she made sure the doors and gates were locked.

"Could a thief have broken in?" Maria tensed up and instinctively held Serena tighter.

Paisley, on the other hand, remained calm. "No, I'll get out and check first."

For one, the residential area had strict security—outsiders couldn't just walk in. And for another, she had installed an alarm system in the villa. If someone had forced their way in, the alarm would have gone off.

Everything looked peaceful—there were no signs of a break-in.

Just then, a tall woman with a sleek ponytail and a hint of wildness in her eyes walked out of the villa, holding a bottle of premium craft wine.

Seeing Paisley, she lazily greeted her. "Paisley, you're back."

"Linna?" Paisley hadn't expected to see her here. She thought, 'Did this girl come here because something related to what I told her before has already been discovered?'

Maria recognized Linna. Seeing that she was the one inside the villa, she finally relaxed and couldn't help but scold her. "Linna, why didn't you let us know you were coming? And how did you even get in?"

Linna glanced to the side. "My sister-in-arms brought me in. She didn't tell you? Maybe she forgot."

Her sister-in-arms was Lucy. But Lucy would never forget something like this.

Paisley knew Linna well. She thought, 'This girl must have sneaked in on her own.'

"Don't worry, Paisley. I walked around the area and didn't see anyone suspicious," As Linna spoke, she opened the bottle of premium craft wine and took a swig straight from it. "Ah, as expected of the fine wine my teacher personally brewed. You can't get this anywhere else."

Paisley didn't blame Linna for barging in. She knew Linna did this to check if her surroundings were safe. After all, someone was already trying to kill Paisley.

"Maria, take Serena inside first," Paisley said to Maria.

Maria had been by Paisley's side for years and knew how to read the situation. Without a word, she carried Serena inside.

As they passed by Linna, Serena adorably waved at her. "Dear Linna."

Linna beamed. "Good girl, I'll come play with you later."

Serena said, "Okay!"

"Speak." Paisley sat down on a wicker chair in the courtyard.

Linna walked over with the bottle, pulled a stack of photos from her pocket, and placed them on the table beside Paisley. Then, she sat down.

"I've been following this person for the past two days. He's very cautious. On the first day, he didn't make any moves. It was on the second day—last night—that he finally met with someone." Linna pointed at a woman in the photo with her slender fingers.