F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn novel Chapter 139

Ava glanced at me and didn't find my plan to be a bad idea.

Instead, she calmly asked, "When do you plan to go, and do you have an idea where the items are? If you encounter a locked safe, have you thought about how to deal with it?"

I was a bit stunned since I had just come up with the idea and hadn't thought it through yet.

I figured that since I had been staying at the Lopez family villa for a while, I could use the excuse of going home to fetch something. The household staff probably wouldn't notice me, and I planned to sneak into Victoria's study and retrieve the letter while she was away.

However, hearing Ava's questions, I suddenly realized that Victoria might have put the letter in a safe.

Seeing my expression, Ava knew I hadn't fully planned it yet and that it was just an idea that came into me right at this moment.

She calmly spoke, "I understand that you're left with no choice and are forced to resort to this plan. I can help you with opening the safe, but before we go, we must come up with a detailed plan."

I held Ava's hand and thanked her, "Thank you for not stopping me but helping me."

"I know how important your father's belongings are to you," Ava replied calmly.

I looked at her, feeling deeply moved by having such an understanding best friend who knew me so well.

Taking the risk to enter the tiger's den was better than being threatened by Victoria and having to be submissive.

After clocking out of work, me and Ava grabbed a quick bite and drove to the Lopez family villa.

We used Ava's car to avoid arousing Victoria's suspicions.

I parked the car in a spot opposite the Lopez family villa, and we watched Victoria leave.

After a while, Bella also left the house.

The two got out of the car.

Ava was a bit curious, "How did you know they would all leave tonight?"

I looked at her and said, "I've lived here for so long, how could I not know? On Friday and Saturday nights, very few people stay in the villa. They all attend various banquets to expand their social connections."

I sarcastically remarked, "Moreover, if they all go out, they won't let the servants stay at home, fearing their hands and feet will get dirty."