The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 1023

Isaac had no idea, nor did he understand Barzel's temper since he had never met Barzel before.

However, there was every chance that someone was controlling him, especially with that attitude…

"Have someone keep an eye on him. See who he's contacting, but if there's no one forcing him, pay him off."

Isaac was obviously not keen on having anything to do with someone like that boy.

"Okay. I'll get it done right now," Zachary replied, worried that Barzel could give him the slip.

As Isaac returned into the castle, Irene asked, "Who was it?"

Isaac told her everything, adding, "He was asking for money."

"Give it to him. His parents did save you," Irene said.

She was grateful toward Barzel's parents and there was no question that Isaac was safe because of their help—the gratitude must be considered.

"I know," Isaac replied.

He would not miss the money because he could earn it again, and Barzel was not asking for that much.

However, he was too young, and Isaac was worried he was being used.

Irene did not dwell on it, since she trusted Isaac's judgment.

She left to help pack up the children's luggage, since they would need a lot of stuff when they traveled, unlike adults who could go without.

After two days of preparing, they spent their time with their children.

It was soon a week later and time to leave.

Meanwhile, Zachary's people were tracking Barzel to see who he was in touch with, but Zachary was attending James's wedding too, considering their friendship.

They were bringing three children along, with Jean being a few months old.

While Tommy was less of a concern, both Baby and Jean needed constant attention.

They brought Mrs. Watson along, since Sheryl had been constantly babysitting, and they could let her have the rest.

Zachary had gotten good with Jean too—he learned how to prepare infant formula and change Jean's diapers, and he was certainly a dutiful dad.