Chapter 1318:


    The subordinate’s panicked words tumbled out. “Someone came and took her. The woman who showed up had incrediblebat skills. She fought with a katana, and… and…”


    Raegan’s voice turned cold as ice. “Spit it out!”


    “It sounds impossible, but Shiloh’s daughter turned out to be an amazing fighter herself. The moment her rescuer arrived, she became apletely different person. She’d been pretending to be weak the whole time.”


    The memory clearly shook the subordinate. His voice trembled as he went on. “Oh, and one more thing—she called the woman who rescued her ‘Siena’.”


    Raegan’s eyes widened in shock. Her gaze shot toward Shiloh on the stage. An icy sensation crawled through her body as terror took hold.


    At that instant, Shiloh’s eyes met hers. His mouth curved upward into a smile. The harsh, serious look from earlier had vanishedpletely. The expression seemed designed to mock Raegan for being so sure of herself.


    Everything felt unreal to Raegan. The world seemed to spin around her.


    Had Shiloh seen all of thising from the very beginning? Was even his daughter’s abduction part of the n?


    Raegan rejected the possibility outright. Nobody could n that far ahead, could they?


    Shiloh turned his attention away from her. He faced the crowd gathered before him, and his voice rang out with the rity and strength of a bell. “The archives department just sent me the data.”


    He paused briefly. His eyes moved across the room until theynded on Raegan and Kiley. He spoke his next words with deliberate emphasis. “Maia told you theplete truth. Those documents aren’t confidential at all. They’ll be posted on the Wront Prison official website very soon.”


    His eyes narrowed to slits, and his tone suddenly became freezing cold. “Starting right now, I expect nobody here to spread lies or stir up problems.”


    The moment he finished speaking,plete silence nketed the hall.


    Solid proof always killed rumors dead in their tracks. Evil schemes crumbled and died when exposed to the light.


    Raegan remained standing in the darkness while the color drained from her face until it was as white as paper.


    Shiloh turned toward Maia, his expression softening as his voice dropped. “Ms. Watson, the reports say you did remarkably well during your sentence. You earned your ce in this program through sheer effort. Out of everyone who joined, you were the only one who never gave up.”


    He gave a short bow, his tone firm yet respectful. “As the warden of Wront Prison, I confirm that everything you’ve aplished came entirely from your own hard work.” Then he slowed his words, each onending with weight. “I’m sorry for the trouble you went through. That mistake came from our side. The previous warden’s sudden death caused chaos, and some documents never reached me.”


    Shiloh’s face showed genuine regret. “I’ll keep pushing forward with Wront Prison’s reform program and speak on its behalf to offer our apology. Also, regarding the wrongful imprisonment, you should know I’ve already filed forpensation on your behalf.”


    While he spoke, he nced meaningfully toward Kiley, who stood nearby. “Ms. Cooper, my part here is finished. I should be on my way. Someone else is waiting for me.”


    He turned to leave, but after walking a few steps, he stopped. His eyesnded on Raegan. Without a word, he changed direction and headed toward the door behind her.


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