From Scorn to Throne: William Anderson's Journey

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William gave instructions to Evan and the other bodyguards. "Take good care of Louisa. If she rebels or resists, simply contact David Houston and cancel all future cooperation plans. Also, tell him what his daughter has done," he said in a firm voice.

"Of course, Sir," Evan replied, although in his heart he felt uncomfortable with the order.

Louisa, who had been silent, now looked at William with a sharp look. "You'll regret treating me like this, William," she said in a hateful voice.

William seemed not to hear. He turned around and left the room without a word, leaving an angry Louisa behind.

In front of the villa, the guards were on standby. They had heard Louisa's screams and knew the tension inside. However, they also knew their limits. Evan, who had brought along a few extra bodyguards, managed to de-escalate the situation. They all knew that without a direct order from Louisa asking to be rescued, they could only wait and obey William's orders.

Evan looked at Louisa with a gaze