Chapter 740

Madeline:

I was in tears as I watched my daughter on the screen.

We had arrived and were hiding in the watchtower, but we could not stay hidden for long.

The moment I saw them taking my daughter to a secure area, I decided to follow them.

On the other hand, Ron was feeling really sick.

“Where are you going now?” Nala asked.

I could tell she was torn between taking care of Ron and keeping an eye on me.

“I can’t stay away from my daughter,” I said before sprinting toward the exit.

“No, Madeline, wait!” she screamed, but I couldn’t take the risk anymore. Everyone was busy. I had to get to my daughter. I had to see her. I had to hug her.

At the same time, one of the warriors had just texted me that Kaylee was starting to wake up.

All the other warriors were here, so only one warrior was left with Kaylee in the stolen car.

I had to grab Elara, get into the car, and head to the cabin before it was too late.

In a very twisted way, I knew the monster would keep everyone at bay.

Because I had just caused a huge scene, I was afraid people would come after me.

After they saw me, I noticed their eyes light up.

They wanted me to help their children, so they would definitely come back looking for me.

I rushed and climbed down the ladder, making sure nobody was watching me. Everyone was busy dragging Elgin away. Justice had been served in a twisted way. There was something else I noticed.

Elara looked happy, well-behaved, well-dressed, and well cared for. I could only think of one thing.

Why?

Why was Rosetta doing all this for me?

Did she have something against these people, and was she punishing them because of it?

She couldn’t possibly be doing all this for me. She had to have an ulterior motive.

But I had no time to think about that. I had somewhere else to be.

I hurried to the backyard, where the warriors had taken Elara.

Rosetta had told me she would meet me there and let me see Elara.

She had also said there were important things we needed to discuss.

At that moment, though, I just wanted to get away from the people who were looking for me.

As soon as I stepped into the backyard, my heart dropped.

My beautiful little angel stood there, looking around in confusion until her eyes landed on me. I watched them widen.

“Mommy!” she screamed, throwing her arms open as she ran toward me.

I ran to meet her halfway, scooped her into my arms, and held her close.

I kept kissing the top of her head, hugging her tightly. She smelled so good.

Rosetta had truly been taking care of her.

“Mommy, I’ve been waiting for you!” my daughter cheered, and I lifted her into the air before catching her again.

She giggled in my arms, looking so happy.

“I was right there, looking for you,

waiting to reunite with you,” I said,

my eyes filling with tears”

come on, let’s go. We have togo

home.”

“Mommy, but what about Aunt Rosetta? We need to talk to her,” Elara said, making

me frown in confusion.

My children didn’t warm up to people so quickly.

Hearing Elara speak so fondly of Rosetta made me believe the woman was indeed special.

“We’ll come

back later, okay? Right

now, we have to go. Someone is

waking up in the car, and we don’t

want her to cause a ruckus, okay

told my daughter.

I knew the warriors would stop me, but I didn’t have time. Right now, I just needed to get away.

Many people had already started dispersing from the crowd, most likely looking for me so they could ask for my help.

At the same time, if I didn’t leave immediately and they found me with Elara, they could come after me.

Worse, they could use my daughter against me.

That’s why I had to get her away from here.

I had seen many people looking at Elara and pointing at her when the warriors took

her away.

I had reached the road and ordered

the warrior to go back to the watchtower and help Nala take care ớt Bổn whilel sắt in the cat, my. hands gripping the steering wheel as I kept an eye on the chaos behind

me.

Then I sped back to the cabin, where the monster could protect us because people had gone crazy.

They were going to come after my daughter now. She wasn’t safe anywhere except on the mountain top.

The moment we arrived at the mountain top, I carried my daughter out of the car, set her down, and pointed toward the cabin.

“Go ahead. Get inside the cabin. I’m going to bring her in,” I told her.

Thankfully, Elara didn’t complain. She ran straight to the cabin but stopped briefly to look back at me.

“Elara, go!” I yelled.

Then I lifted Kaylee over my shoulder and rushed her into the cabin.

The moment we were inside, I locked the door.

Something wasn’t right.

Either they were already following me, or this had been planned long before.

When I looked outside, I could hear noises around us.

Didn’t they care about the monster anymore? Or had they found a way to fight him?

I was so confused.