The Scorned Heiress: No More Mercy novel Chapter 624

It was Arthur who catapulted the Calhoun family's business into an absolute domestic superpower in just a few short years. His son, Danny, perfectly inherited those flawless genetics. Taking the reins after his father's disappearance, Danny elevated the empire into one of the top three global corporate dynasties. Now, Danny is pioneering an artificial intelligence era that is completely rewriting modern society.

Such unprecedented brilliance makes him a glowing target.

"Danny is in incredible danger," Joseph warns, his tone thick with worry. "He is just as exceptional as you are. His genetic potential is far too powerful, meaning those people will inevitably set their sights on him. You both need to be vigilant."

"We are," Tara assures him. "We never let our guard down." She pauses, piecing the puzzle together. "Garrison is definitely involved in this mess. He's been working closely with Jovani, which means they likely answer to the same boss."

"It's highly probable," Joseph nods. "But the internal hierarchy of that organization is a labyrinth. We haven't fully uncovered their roots yet. Whatever you do, do not act rashly."

Joseph speaks from years of suppressed paranoia. He always believed Arthur's 'death' and Garrett's fatal crash were orchestrated. That suspicion drove him to conduct his own shadow investigations. The deeper he dug, the more horrifying the truth became. It was this very pursuit that led him to discover the syndicate, and ultimately, to rescue Tara.

"Don't worry, Joseph. We talk about everything," Tara says with conviction. "We're actively gathering clues. I want to pull them out by the roots as soon as possible."

"Prioritize your safety above all else," Joseph emphasizes. "Don't expose yourself just to accelerate the process. I will continue leveraging my network to find a weak point in their armor."

"Alright," Tara says. "I think Garrison and Jovani are our best starting points. And there's something off about Gregory, too. The connection between the three of them might be the key to tearing this wide open."