Chapter 895
Evan gave Seymour a firm order.
No matter what it took, he had to bring Stella to the Black Sea.
He could not allow Felix’s men to take her away.
“I’ll have to wait until tomorrow, after Mr. Hernandez’s people get her out of the castle,” Seymour said.
He worked for Evan.
Being allowed to remain on the Hogarth estate at all was already pushing the limit.
Taking Stella directly out of the castle would not be easy, especially when she had no intention of cooperating.
“Just don’t let Felix’s people get away with her.”
Evan was now certain Felix intended to use Stella.
He did not trust him.
“Don’t worry. The moment she leaves the castle, I’ll take her to the Black Sea.”
“Good.”
“After what happens tomorrow, Mrs. Wright will probably lose whatever faith she has left in the Hogarth family.”
Evan had been about to end the call.
At Seymour’s words, his hand tightened around the phone.
“What do you mean?”
“If Mr. Hernandez’s people come for her tomorrow, I don’t think anyone here will stop them.”
If Felix’s men took Stella away and no one at the castle intervened, how could she not be disappointed in the entire Hogarth family?
Evan fell silent.
He took a hard drag from his cigarette.
“You’re saying the Hogarths are going to let Felix take her?”
“Most likely.”
“Damn that family.”
Evan no longer knew what to say about Aaron.
Stella was his biological sister.
No matter how much he trusted Felix, he should never treat her this way.
The matter with Summer had already left a wound in Stella’s heart.
“Felix must blame Stella for Summer’s death,” Amos said. “That’s good, isn’t it? The bigger their fight, the better.”
Stella had once had feelings for Felix.
Evan had always hated that.
“Do you really think it matters whether they fight now?”
Amos looked confused.
Evan continued, “Felix is taking her to the Black Sea.”
That was the real problem.
Why did Felix insist on bringing Stella there?
What did it mean?
It meant everything Felix had shown Stella before might have been an act.
And that made him incredibly dangerous to her.
Amos considered it.
“You’re right. At this point, whether they fight over Summer doesn’t seem all that important.”
Hadn’t they already fought enough over Summer?

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