All Chapters of Entangled in the Ceo's Arms : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

MILEY. On the road, Logan and his grandmother shared with us everything we needed to know. I had never envisioned a solution of this nature, I'm uncertain about what this woman intends or can accomplish, but she exudes confidence that my Kiara will be fine, and I want to believe it too. Yet, I'm riddled with doubts. Clarice: Don't worry, dear, all will be well. Jaden can vouch for that. Trust in your son.-It's true, Jaden even ran away from home in search of this woman. If my son has such faith in her, and even the skeptic Logan is giving her a chance, then so will I. Our journey spanned several hours. I had not imagined that the place, where Mrs. Clarice insists that nature awakens and possesses the perfect energy to assist Kiara, was so distant. How many hours has it been? We've made three stops in the past few hours, two for food and bath room breaks, and one because the place was truly incredible, almost magical. Clarice: This is just the village, our destination lies f

MILEY. In all honesty, I harbor some doubts. It's been five days since we arrived, and I've yet to witness Mrs. Clarice engage in anything that could be called extraordinary or unusual. Our routine consists of strolls and morning visits to the remarkable crystal-clear body of water behind the hill, followed by trips into the town. Occasionally, she and Jaden attend to folks requiring their healing skills and medicines. The townspeople are now familiar with the twins, and maybe it's just my imagination, but there seems to be an excessive trust in Jaden's "abilities"-he's only a child, after all. Yet people come to him soliciting advice on what remedies to take or seeking his opinion on various matters-frankly, it's a bit unsettling. There's only a single telephone in the town and an old computer housed in the town's sole library, which isn't exactly grandiose, the setup occupies the second floor of someone's home. The land here abounds with resources, yet the inhabitants app

Miley Though Logan says not to worry, after hearing him, how does he expect me not to? Logan: There are still 6 days until our wedding, I'm leaving for a few days to ensure everything is prepared, but I will return for our wedding, I promise. "Why do you have to confront them? Just ignore them; they can do nothing once we are married." Logan has made many enemies due to his unfriendly and intolerant demeanor, so I believe he fears that because of his past actions, those people might seek retribution against us. They are terrified of him, so they won't go against him directly.Logan: Even though that's true, I dislike being surrounded by hypocrites, and | refuse to let you or our children be exposed to them. It's only a matter of time before they think it's their right to harm you, and I won't let them even contemplate it. "But do you have to leave?" Logan: Yes, I must. Everything will be as I expect if l am there. I know that's just the way Logan is; he prefers

LOGAN. Everything was going according to plan, those damn vultures were biting the bait. I doubted those incompetents had the guts to challenge me, so it must be someone else pulling the strings. Audrey was my first guess, although it could also be Maurice, no, he wouldn't dare. The list is long, and eliminating targets isn't my real concern; sooner or later, they will all fall. Draco: Though you called it a waste of time, my idea was brilliant, and because of it, we know there are 200 of your guests who don't wish to ruin your mock wedding. "Okay, I suppose your idea of bugging the invitation cards was somewhat useful, though I wouldn't want to be in your people's shoes." Draco: Actually, it's not that difficult; I designed a program that does all the work for them, their only role is to verify the information. "Okay, nerd, are you about to leave my house?" Draco: It's not my fault you couldn't talk to your family today. "Just get it, will you leave already?" Draco:

Logan's gaze was not on me, I was certain Audrey wasn't following, and so Logan refocused his attention on me. Logan: Miley, come here. - Whether it was curiosity or foolishness, I didn't heed Logan's call immediately, but instead turned to confirm my suspicion that Audrey was not in pursuit. Her silhouette was near; I regretted not discarding the gun sooner. It's too late for regrets now; we need to leave this place. I turned back to Logan. "Let's go" | said. - He shook his head, I knew what he intended. I wished it were otherwise. Understanding his unspoken request, I crouched and covered my ears. I wasn't sure if that was all, but I counted six shots. ls it naive to hope he didn't kill her? I don't care about her; I fear Logan might end up in prison, tearing us apart again, and I cannot endure another separation. Before I turned to face Audrey, Logan embraced me. Clinging to him tightly, his Words were only half-understood in my relief we were both safe from what the media h