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    “We did,” one officer said with a sharp nod.


    “However, the signal we traced doesn’t match the location they set for the handover.”


    “That can wait,” N said, her voice tight with worry.


    “How much money do they want?”


    “They’re demanding twenty million, all in cash!”


    “Only that much?” Without hesitation, N turned to the two men.


    “Move quickly. Get the cash ready at once!”


    “We understand, Grandma!” Eric and Ernest answered together.


    “Then stop wasting time and go!” N urged, motioning for them to leave immediately.


    Though twenty million was hardly a burden for them, securing that amount in cash was not something that could be done instantly.


    After receiving instructions, Eric and Ernest immediately turned to Quentin and Xander to handle the arrangements. Meanwhile, the two officers ryed thetest development to Ellis.


    N guided Hadley into a chair beside her.


    “You mustn’t torment yourself with fear. If all they want is money, then we’ll pay. That’s nothing difficult for us.”


    “Yes,” Hadley replied with a faint nod.


    But the unease in her chest refused to lift. Her only prayer was that once the kidnappers had the ransom, they would release the children safely.


    Soon, Ellis appeared at the doorway and entered with Eric and Ernest by his side.


    “Mr. Flynn. Mr. Scott. Mrs. Flynn. Hadley,” Ellis said, his tone measured.


    “I’ve already received the report. Our men will be stationed at both sites. As for your side…”


    “The funds are already being arranged,” Eric cut in before he could finish.


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    “We’ll have everything ready by tonight.”


    “Very well.” Ellis nodded.


    “As for the ransom delivery, certain details must be arranged. Where should we sit down to work this out?”


    His gaze shifted to Eric and Ernest as he asked the question.


    “Let’s settle it here,” Hadley cut in quickly before either man could reply. She nced at N and added, “Grandma and I deserve to be kept informed.”


    Ernest and Eric exchanged a brief look and silently agreed. Neither offered any resistance.


    “Fine,” Ellis replied without hesitation.


    “I’ll have my men join us.”


    “Bring them in, then.”


    Within minutes, the spacious living room was filled with police officers.


    Ellis spread a map across the table andid out the n step by step.


    Beyond the windows, the downpour grew heavier before easing into a steady curtain of rain.


    “That’s the arrangement,” Ellis said atst, fixing his gaze on Eric and Ernest.


    “Mr. Flynn, Mr. Scott—have youmitted it all to memory? Any doubts?”


    “We understand,” Eric replied firmly, casting a quick look at his brother.


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