Reborn To Remarry My Ex Husband (Melody and Edward) novel Chapter 412

Chapter 412 Toy
Samuel stood in front of the large windows, his tall figure outlined against the city lights.

He watched the tense standoff between the Shields and Melody, a flicker of amusement crossing his face.

"I remember that guy in the wheelchair. His name's Cameron, right? He was close to Drooby, wasn't he?"

One of his subordinates nodded quickly. "Yes, Cameron is Melody's brother. At first, we thought we could use him to control her. But it turns out he's not much use. He's got no real relationship with Melody. If anything, they're more like enemies."

Samuel's cold blue eyes narrowed as he absorbed the information. His lips twisted into a sharp, calculating smile.

"So, they're enemies, huh?" he said, his voice darkening. "He managed to irritate Melody? That's exactly the kind of person we need. A perfect tool. We'll use this."

He turned away from the window, his tone firm as he gave his orders. "Pass on my instructions."

On the arena floor, Melody had just placed the Veinspire Codex back into its box. She had no reason to request the dry needling manuscript anymore.

Suzanna, although confused by the intensity of Melody's hatred toward Cameron, couldn't hold her tongue. She hesitated, then spoke quietly, "Melody ... please don't say things you don't mean.

"You're still not giving up on Martin, are you?" Suzanna said, her voice laced with sorrow. "By returning it, you're not just taking Cameron's hope. You're taking Martin's, too."

Tears threatened to spill from Suzanna's eyes, and she couldn't help but glance at Tyrell, hoping for his reassurance.

"Tyrell, don't be too upset. I'm sure she didn't mean it. She just acted on impulse ... "

Suzanna paused for a moment, looking down. "I ... I know the organizers a little. Maybe I could ask them to lend us the Veinspire Codex for a while."

As she spoke, Suzanna moved carefully toward Tyrell. Her small frame seemed almost fragile next to his imposing stature.

He stood like a wall, strong and unshakable, while she was like a bird next to him.

Unlike her father, Sean, who had rushed in without understanding the full situation, Suzanna was keenly observant.

She had picked up on the smallest details.