Divorce Anxiety
Chapter 340

Chapter 340 Do it The figure looked very tall. Gizem could sense that he wasn't afraid as she lookedat his straightened back. It was pitch black in the study, so she couldn't see his face clearly. “Whoare you?” she asked. How could he not be afraid at all? “Where's my daughter?” the man asked inan icy tone. Gizem was stumped. Samuel? What is he doing here? Samuel was about to turn aroundwhen Gizem threatened, “I'm holding a gun in my hand, Samuel.

Don't move if you don’t want a hole in your kidney.” “You think you can do that?” Samuel sneered.Then, he turned around swiftly. In the dark, he stared at her coldly with deep eyes. Gizem hadalready put on her hyper-realistic mask. Thus, Samuel wasn't able to see her real face. “I wasn't theone who kidnapped Desi, Samuel. Please believe in me.” Slowly, Gizem lowered her gun. She hopedSamuel could feel her sincerity. Samuel remained silent while wearing a glacial expression.

The next moment, he grabbed Gizem's arm, twisted it hard, and snatched the gun. “Where is mydaughter? I won't let you off if anything happens to her,” he said as he pointed the gun at Gizem'sforehead. A feeling of bitterness crept into Gizem's heart after she saw Samuel's behavior. “Samuel, Ididn't kidnap Desi. Please believe in me.” Gizem never felt aggrieved, but despair filled her when shesaw Samuel suspecting her. The glowing moonlight shone into the study. With its aid, Samuel staredstraight into Gizem's dark eyes. Her eyes looked too identical to Kathleen's. Therefore, he couldn'tbring himself to kill her. Moreover, he knew it wasn't Gizem who kidnapped Desi. For some reason,after he saw the back of the woman in the surveillance footage, he was certain that she wasn'tGizem. Gizem's heart started pounding hard. She didn’t know when Samuel would pull the trigger. Afew minutes elapsed, but Samuel didn’t seem to have the intention to kill her. “Samuel, please giveme three days. I'll bring Desi back by then,” Gizem promised.

"Do you think I'll let you go after capturing you?” He spoke in an aloof tone as he stared at her. “Youcan't save Desi if you behave like this, Samuel. I'm looking for the person who kidnapped her. I'mtelling the truth,” Gizem explained desperately. “Let me go. Otherwise, it will be too late. I'm afraidsomething bad will happen to Desi.” “I can let you go, only if you let me place this in your body.”Samuel's eyes appeared icy. He proceeded to take out a tiny box. “What's that?” Gizem wasshocked. “It's a GPS tracker.” What? Gizem stared at him in disbelief. "What? You're scared?” Samuelsaid indifferently. He continued, “You can't take this out once it's placed in your body.” Gizempursed her lips. Does that mean he gets to monitor my movements for the rest of my life? However,she didn't have a choice now. Saving Desi was her priority

. Also, she knew Samuel was doing this for Desi too. “All right.” She nodded lightly. “Are you goingto let me go if I accept your condition?” “Of course.” “Let's do it then.” Samuel pursed his thin lipsand lowered the gun. Then, Gizem turned around to switch on the lights. “Do it.” She sat on thecouch, and took off her coat and top, leaving only a sports tank top inside. Samuel was taken abackby how easygoing she was. All Gizem wanted was to speed things up as she didn't want to wasteeven a second. Samuel walked over and sat next to her. “Now that things turned out this way, canyou tell me what you have to do with Axeworth Corporation?” he asked softly. Gizem was hesitant.“I'm from that organization.” Samuel wasn't surprised. “So, you approached me because of Desi?”“I...” Gizem was stunned by that question. She was at a loss for words. Before, she wasn't aware ofTheodore's motive. Now that she did, she didn't know how to explain things to Samuel

Since she remained silent, Samuel didn’t probe. He inserted the small chip into her arm. During thewhole process, Gizem made no sound at all. She was very calm, and there was no unnecessaryemotion on her face. “Done.” Samuel stood up and kept a distance from her. “If there's no newsfrom you in three days-" “I'll do whatever you say.” Gizem put on her clothes. Then, she turnedaround and got ready to leave. “You used to live here?” Samuel asked indifferently. “Yes.” With that,Gizem walked off. Samuel narrowed his eyes. After that, he looked around the mansion and foundGizem's room. The furnishing of her room was very simple and unadorned. In fact, there weren'tmany feminine items. Also, there were not many traces of Gizem's life. However, it was definite thatshe did live here before. The only thing that Samuel found strange was that he couldn't replace a singlepicture of Gizem before her face got disfigured. It was just too strange. Samuel wasn't sure if Gizemdisliked having pictures of herself taken or if she had burned all her previous pictures after herdisfigurement. That woman is such an oddball. Samuel remained expressionless. Just then, Charleswalked into the room. “Samuel, have you found Desi?" he asked agitatedly. Samuel turned around.“Not yet.” “D*mn it!” Charles was enraged. “You asked me to come here. What's this place?” “Theresidence of Axeworth Corporation's leader,” Samuel answered. What?

"How did you replace this place?” Charles was surprised. He had been searching for this place for along time but to no avail. “I asked someone else to investigate,” Samuel said coldly. “I found thispicture in the master bedroom just now. Look.” Huh? Charles was puzzled. When Samuel handed apicture of Theodore to him, his eyes widened instantly. That's him! It really is him! He took Kathleenaway back then. Where is Kathleen now? Slowly, Charles raised his head and found that Samuel waslooking at him with scrutiny. Charles was displeased. “Why are you staring at me with that look?”"Where is Kate?” Samuel sounded hoarse. “She's alive, isn't she?” “She's dead,” Charles said grimly.“Charles, the look in your eyes changed when you saw the man in the photo just now.” Samuellooked at him frostily. “You looked shocked and surprised. Why would you show those expressions ifyou didn’t know him?”

"Who do you think you are, Samuel? Do you think you can tell what I'm thinking just by studying myexpressions?” Charles sneered disdainfully. “Don’t be too full of yourself.” “Charles, my people havebeen tailing you for the last five years.” Charles stiffened. What? For such a long time? “Initially, I justwanted to know where you buried Kate so I can visit her,” Samuel muttered. “But for the past fiveyears, you have never been to a cemetery. I've sent someone to your house, but her ashes aren'tthere, too. My only conclusion is that she isn't dead. She's still alive, isn't she?” Charles went silent.There was a hint of hostility in his gaze. “Why do you bother if she’s dead or alive? Don't forget thatshe was already Caleb's wife when she passed away.”