Since the beginning, Alex never likes the idea of using a kid to fix his issue with Austin. But then again, Dylan has already kidnapped Austin’s daughter.“If we are going to give the kid back, why don’t just ask them to give Elly back to us?” Boris suggests.“Then it would put me as a man who holds a kid hostage?” Alex argues. “What makes me different from them?”“I get it that I did something bad here, but it’s already done,” Dylan refutes impatiently. “I’m the one who kidnapped the kid, not you! So enough with your morals. I’ll take all the blame in front of God later. Happy now?!”Alex takes a deep breath, and makes a phone call. He himself doesn’t have Austin’s phone number. So the only thing that crosses his mind is asking Miles Benet’s help.[Mr. Davis?! Is there anything I can help?]That’s the very first thing that he gets from Benet, making Alex so sure that his judgment asking Benet’s help isn’t wrong.“You see! I have Austin’s daughter with me. And I think he also keeps my

“I met the kidnapper in the Waverley Cemetery to give the ransom money for my daughter. But I mixed the money with some useless papers. When they found out, they tried to kill me and my daughter. So I ran away, and she got shot.”“How did you get here? We got a report about some people shooting a minivan.”There he remembers that there was indeed a police car following him and Alex before. He is a bit unsure to hide Alex’s involvement any further, since it will risk his own position later on.“Yes, I left my car at the cemetery when I tried to get away from them. Someone appeared with a minivan and saved us.”“Oh, how sincere he is, taking the risk to help you in that situation. Do you know the owner of this minivan? I may need to ask him some question too.”“It’s Alexander Davis.”“Alexander Davis? What a coincidence? Wasn't his child also kidnapped before this?”“That’s it! He thought the people who kidnapped her daughter could be the same people who kidnapped mine. So, he followed

Alex did say that he is going to kill this old man. But now, after seeing Morgan Davis right in front of him, he’s just standing there not knowing what to do.It doesn’t mean he no longer hates him. But he finds it hard to vent his anger toward him, despite how mad his face currently is.“She is my disciple, but she has nothing to do with your grudge. If you hate me that much, feel free to leash that demon and kill me,” utters Morgan, calmly provoking Alex to attack him.“Thank you for making it easier to kill you.”Alex makes up his mind to kill that old man. The two of Morgan’s bodyguards look so ready to fight Alex, but Morgan immediately spreads his arms to halt them. The same with Boris, immediately holds both of Alex’s arms from behind.“Fuck! Let go of me. Are you on his side now?” Alex retaliates.“That’s enough!” Boris tries to calm Alex’s retaliation. “How much have you made things worse by losing control like this? Why don’t you listen from his side first? We will judge lat

As that girl heads to the kitchen, she finds her dad has just come home from work. For some reason, she rushes to the kitchen, seeming to avoid meeting her own father. Not because the father is a thug. To be exact, he is actually one of the most known people in this country, Rusli Gunawan, who is currently running a political campaign as one of Indonesia's vice presidential candidates. As much as she wants to avoid him, the father still finds her in the kitchen. And oddly, her face suddenly turns so pale. “How is she doing?” asks the man, talking in his native language, Bahasa Minang. “She’s already asleep in her room,” replies* the girl, holding the cup of the drink with shaking hands. The father takes a glance at the cup she is holding. And so, that girl just reaches out to him. “Um… I prepared this for you!” The father smiles, and then strokes the girl’s hair gently. “Lisa! You are a good girl. But sadly, you turned adult too soon.” He then leaves by taking the cup of drink

Back to the house of Rosdiana, Rusli’s ex-wife. In the meantime, Lisa is being questioned by her mother. Rosdiana drags Lisa to her bedroom by leaving Elly alone in the kitchen.“What is this now? Whose child you brought to this house?” asks* the mother by restraining her voice.“You don’t need to speak this way, mom! She won’t be able to follow our conversation,” explains* Lisa.That mother, Rosdiana, gets to the door and then takes a peek at Elly for a glance.“One look and you can tell that she is a foreigner. She doesn’t understand Minang language at all,” Lisa continues*, getting out of her mother’s room, and then takes Elly to the living room.As if understanding the situation, Rosdiana follows her daughter in a hurry, and immediately asks openly in front of Elly without hiding anything.“Did your father take her home?” she asks*.Lisa doesn’t say anything. She only shows her gloomy face.“Don’t tell me…”As if knowing what’s inside her mother’s mind, Lisa just nods lifelessly.